It’s surprising what you find when you use a different car park
On a fine sunny day back in June I used one beside the Croydon tennis club
I was having a ‘bad back/aching legs’ day and it was closer to Main Street
And look what I found – a brand new mural
(Photos will enlarge with a tap/click or using two finger spread)
Seemingly painted by Thulii Mara as part of the (Eastern suburbs) First Nations Art Trail. Unfortunately I can’t find anything else about it. Although you can see more of his work on his website – https://thullimara.com
Walker (Thulli Mara), Creator and Protector, 2024,
On that day the colours were deep and rich as well as bright and vibrant.
I must go back sometime and see how they are weathering
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A little bit of colour to share with Min’s Wednesday Words and Whimsylink up found HERE.
To see more murals from around the world click HERE
Still Waters 
What an excellent find. I hope it brightened your bad back/aching legs day.
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Certainly did EC. I must pop sometime to see how it’s weathered
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Beautiful.
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Looks good doesn’t it
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Lovely colors in that mural. Thanks for sharing. Be well!
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Isn’t it great. Glad you liked it
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Bright and colourful!
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Big bright and bold!
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Fabulous mural. What is the bird?
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It’s a representation of Bunjil the Australian (Wedge tailed) Eagle that plays a large part in Aboriginal ‘folk lore’. Sometimes called the Ancestral Wedge – tailed Eagle, the creator.
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Great find. Glad you found another park and beautiful mural at the same time. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Cathy.
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Magnifique. I love the way Australian artists cover walls with their bright art
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Oh my! That is really quite lovely!! Thank you so much for sharing!
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What wonderful art work. That is a find.
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I love seeing murals in public places Cathy. This one is beautiful and so colourful. It brightens up what would be a dull wall.
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I just love that ‘happenstance’ can make something new appear in our lives and this was such a joyous one.
Loved seeing it.
Denyse x
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How lovely Cathy! I like that many buildings are given a facelift this way and it lets artists share their talents too. Thanks for joining is for #WWWhimsy
Deb #TeamWWWhimsy
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What a stunning mural, Cathy. I love how council’s have encouraged this type of art for the public to enjoy whilst taking a seat to rest. Thanks for sharing with us at #WWWhimsy and enjoy your week. Sue L #TeamWWWhimsy x
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