Fintan Magee is back on the streets of Sydney, Australia with this brilliant new mural entitled “Brisbane Flood Refugee Boat”.
Two years ago floodwaters submerged thousands of Brisbane homes and businesses and damaged public infrastructure worth millions.
The Australian painter delivers a clever piece with these bombed trains onboard the refugee boat.
If you are in the area, it can be seen in Glebe, Sydney on Derwent Lane just off Glebe Point Road.
Weekends are the time for adventure. Whether you choose to explore a remote wilderness or an urban community, it is the allure of a new and unfamiliar place that urges you to leave your habitual surroundings in search of something new.
One way to satisfy that explorer's itch is to spend a day in a new neighbourhood, walking the streets, seeing the sights, sampling the food and meeting new people.
Glebe is one of Sydney's oldest suburbs, having been settled in the 1820s. Despite being just minutes away from the buzz of Sydney CBD, it retains its relaxed artisan village atmosphere with an added modern twist. Glebe Point Road, lined with grand Victorian terraces and quirky shops and cafes, is the main traffic artery of the neighbourhood, connecting the Blackwattle Bay and the University of Sydney.
Further up the road take a left onto Mitchell Street to check out some of Glebe's street art. It is not as extensive as in the neighbouring Newtown, but it certainly adds some colour to the neighbourhood.
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