Graffiti Junction

For some reason, I always imagine this concrete thingy is part of the old terminus for the Launceston trolley-car system. Whatever it is, it's been given a recent makeover by some spray-happy chaps/chapettes.

Tramlines

Might be a little inaccurate to call this "daily" these days. Still, I will post photos when I find something that catches my eye. Like today's effort.

ONE WAY

windows

More from the old Drysdale building

Angles

 The corner of the former Drysdale Building on Charles Street. Now, home to bits of the local health and human services department.

brave little bridge

Wading out into the raging waters like a concrete hippo, is the bridge-without-a-name. Funny, I never thought to ask what it's name is, or if it has one. It's the one that takes the West Tamar Road onto Trevallyn and beyond.

Still, it is a lot braver than I, dipping its feet into a somewhat swollen South Esk.

NO ENTRY

Circles in concrete

One of the main (only?) decorative features of the Patterson Street car-park. It's not the prettiest sight in Launceston, but it makes for a great subject.

More from Royal Park, down by the Tamar basin.