This mural has been painted on three large shipping containers in Cook Park overlooking Lady Robinsons Beach and Botany Bay, in the southern suburb of Brighton-Le-Sands. The local council placed these here recently after several large trees were illegally cut down with chainsaws. New trees have now been planted and the containers will stay in place to give them time to grow and become established and to deter future vandalism at the site. The mural features a yellow tailed black cockatoo amongst the blooms of a native Banksia tree, feasting on the pods.
Beautiful mural Jim.
ReplyDeleteIt's well done.
ReplyDeleteA clever way to stop the vandalism and give new trees a chance to grow strong. Plus, it's a beautiful mural with a purpose.
ReplyDeleteit's very summery and colourful.
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I guess someone wanted views and cut the trees down. It has happened here at beaches and councils have in the past put up screens where it has occurred.
ReplyDeleteThere are also too many suspects in a house and blocks of flats who might want to improve their direct view of the bay.
DeleteSomething great came from something "very dumb".
ReplyDeleteSad that the trees were illegally cut down, but glad the council found a way to make the area pretty with the painted containers and has planted new trees. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Jim.
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful. It's a shame about the trees.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and quite elaborate mural.
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ReplyDeleteLove the Cockatoo, pretty mural. Great find. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
So beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is very beautiful and so big it can be seem from quite a distance! WOW!
ReplyDeleteHello,:=) It's a splendid mural, after clicking on it, you can really see the beauty in the bird amongst the blooms.
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