street art – Dr D in Oz

Suburbs of Sydney I

By drdblogs on November 13, 2016January 3, 2018

Newtown While many visitors to Sydney are drawn to the CBD (city centre), to the Rocks, Circular Quay, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, etc, (and why not- they are spectacular!) Sydney’s inner suburbs have a lot to offer. No one is made to feel an outsider. The boundaries are set so wide. We had been to Sydney

Posted in: Marrickville Market, Newtown, street art, Sydney, Young Henry

art culture ex-pat travel

Wide spaces narrow margins

By drdblogs on August 1, 2016August 3, 2016

From the narrow laneways to the wide open expanse of the MCG, football fever was everywhere. Melbourne, famed for its laneways and vibrant street life, hosted the International Champions Cup at the iconic MCG (Melbourne Cricket Club) featuring Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Tottenham Hotspur and local favourites, the modestly named Melbourne Victory.

Posted in: Atletico Madrid, Dele Alli, Fernando Torres, football, Harry Kane, Juventus, MCG, Melbourne, narrow, soccer, Spurs, street art, Tottenham Hotspur, WPC

art culture South Australia

Wonderwall

By drdblogs on February 10, 2015January 4, 2018

Part working harbour, part urban decay, part tourist destination (for maritime heritage and dolphins), part hipster paradise, partly incomplete renewal project, Port Adelaide hosted the Wonderwalls street art exhibition.

Posted in: Adelaide, Daily Post, photo challenge, Port Adelaide, scale, South Australia, street art, Wonderwalls

Tag: street art

Suburbs of Sydney I

Wide spaces narrow margins

Wonderwall