Morshead Fountain sits outside the Morehead Fountain Gate at the Royal Botanic Gardens and opposite the State Library of New South Wales and the Shakespeare Memorial at Shakespeare Place. The fountain was erected in 1966 in memory of Lieutenant-General Sir Lesley Morshead and the men who served with him.
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I am enjoying all these fountains! This one is unusual.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you saved the best for last. They sure have a bunch of great water features in that garden.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is such a tempting fountain! Do kids (and adults!) try going under it?
ReplyDeleteoh pretty fountains. I like the red in there.
ReplyDeleteHilda, I've seen a few kids frolicking around that fountain, especially on those hot summer days.
ReplyDeletebeautiful fountain. how i love to shower there.
ReplyDeletehow i love to shower that awesome fountain.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of some cool fountains
ReplyDeleteA lovely selection of fountains and bird baths. The sundial was particularly impressive. Must be a wonderful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely fountains! I recently watched the movie "Australia" and I was unaware that Australia was in WWII to such an extent. thanks for sharing!
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This fountain serves as a beautiful memoral for those men.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting.
This is so cool, I wish we had more things like this available, what treasures.
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