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Capertee | Kylie Marie Artistry

Kylie Marie Artistry As far as I know, this artist doesn't have a website. She does however have an Instagram where she uploaded completed photos of this water tank in 2020. This tank is located behind the Capertee Royal Hotel and is easily accessible to spectators, photographers and patrons alike.

Warwick Farm and its Harbor Bridge

Sometimes we visit a BIG Thing and never really ask ourselves where it comes from. We just visit, snap a photo and appreciate what it is. Curiosity always gets the better of me. I enjoy learning about what I visit and finding the who's, the what's and more importantly, the why's. Wikipedia tells me the Mini Harbor Bridge located in Warwick Farm was constructed in 1987. (My Birth year) 55 years after the opening of the Sydney Harbor Bridge itself. It was constructed by the apprentices of the Royal Australian Navy and assembled on field during the 1987 Manly Vs. Canberra NRL grand final game as part of the on field entertainment. I was lucky in finding a youtube clip where it features the snippet of the game where it briefly features the on game construction of the bridge. Enjoy the video. If you watch closely you can make out banners promoting icons from other states It was this game Peter Warren, the owner of Peter Warren Automotive, saw Sydney's tribute ''T

Anmatjere - Anmatjere Man

Mark Egan 2005 I liked the attention to detail Mark Egan put into both of his sculptures. The BIG Aboriginal Hunter was brought to life in 2005 and stands atop a hill that's not advised to climb during the wet season. I had to wait 2 years to take this photo as it was wet season on my first drive up the Red Centre. It def wasn't drivable but I could have actually walked it the first time. Would have been a bit slippery but fairly doable. The wait was worth it! 📍 Hill above Aileron Roadhouse

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