I’m joining Becky in her October Square Photo Challenge over at The Life of B. The rules of the challenge are simple: most photos must be square and fit the theme word Past. Look for #PastSquares. This month we’re travelling back in time in the western Queensland town of Miles and surrounds. We’ll explore the local area and join in the festivities at the Miles Back to the Bush Festival.
Dogwood Crossing@Miles
Miles may be a small town but its community spirit is strong. The local community centre DogwoodCrossing@Miles stands on the corner of Dawson and Murilla Streets, right in the middle of town. The building includes a library, IT centre, art gallery and a small museum.
A beautiful mural depicting Dogwood Creek covers the outside wall along Murilla Street. Painted using indigenous techniques and motifs, the work was in part created by local school students and tells the story of the creek from an traditional point of view.
I really like this. Interesting details and the background colour is lovely 🙂
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They did a lovely job on it.
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what a wonderful work of art, so much history and future in this.
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It’s quite lovely. Hard to do it justice in photos.
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Well you’ve done a pretty good job – would love to see it in person though
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That’s a lovely work of art.
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It’s really pretty and full of details.
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I’m a sucker for murals, and this is no exception. Applause to the artist for sharing his talent.
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It’s a beauty, that’s for sure.
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A perfect post for our Photographing Public Art Challenge – well done!
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This mural was particularly lovely. Thanks, Marsha.
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