Walls

A very low wall in front of a garden. Down at the far end is a flowering jacaranda tree. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

This one has clearly seen better days! Happy Wednesday Wall and have a good week.

Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

This wall, with the mural, is on the side of a Sydney motor vehicle workshop - and that explains the large sign at right (the light rail station is very close). Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

The Dunbar was a timber three-masted ship. The following from the sign (also PiP) "The Dunbar was wrecked about 500 yards south of this spot in a heavy North East gale at night August 20th 1857. From a total of 122, there was only one survivor. This her anchor was recovered by local residents 50 years later, and is now set up in memory of the tragic event". This site is at the top of the ocean cliffs on South Head of the harbour entrance. Maybe not a very Happy Wednesday Wall.

An old wall I saw in Sydney. If the bars on the window hint at its possible past, the rental Ebikes alongside are very much of current times. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

Out in the bush in southern NSW, this old bush hut features a corrugated iron wall. A good way to add a little colour is to let it rust. Happy Wednesday Wall everyone.

One of the reflective glass walls at the new Sydney Fish Markets. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

From the archives. Taken in the Mt Kaputar National Park in NW NSW on a rather hazy day. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.