Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Maroubra, monument

This monument is located along Marine Parade, overlooking Maroubra Beach, in the eastern suburb of Maroubra. The anchor is from the 'Tekapo', a steamship wrecked on shallow reef at southern end of Maroubra Beach in 1899. It was recovered in 1986 by local diver Greg Tannos and installed here near the Maroubra Surf Life Saving Club.

12 comments:

  1. Lots of great elements - texture, shadows, scenery -- and what an interesting fence with its squiggly lower railing!

    Visiting from Good Fences #22.

    Lindy

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  2. neat memorial. i really like the squiggly rail in the fence and the shadow it throws! thanks, jim!

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  3. What a neat monument! That looks like a beautiful drive along the coast.

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    1. It's a breathtaking view when you arrive at Maroubra Beach from this side.

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  4. This is quite an impressive anchor - I love the rust on it.

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  5. Interesting there is a Monument .. No one was killed in the wreck

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