vic: The obscure dead-end lanes and alley's I'm trying to identify aren't likely to be on such a tour, though. The one on Riverdale has a sign warning trespassers that they will be prosecuted, for instance; the one on Langley probably isn't backed onto by more than about twenty homes, and the entrance to it is so descreet that some neighbours are probably unaware it exists. I assume both were the result of homeowners banding together in the 1920s or '30s in order to build garages for their brand new Model Ts and create access to them. There's a larger, more "public", dead-end laneway on that street - accessed between numbers 132 and 136 - that I assume was probably put together in that way, and is now City owned.