Walter Hill Memorial Fountain - located in the Brisbane Botanic Gardens and erected in memory of Walter Hill, the first curator of the gardens (the Helidon sandstone, the designer Charles Tiffin, and the builder John Petrie, are also noteworthy, if you're interested in historic architecture in Brisbane)
Mooney Memorial Fountain - located in Brisbane's Central Business District (town centre), originally associated with the firefighter James Mooney and now dedicated to all firefighters who lose their lives fighting fires. You can see better photos and read more about it here: http://www.yourbrisbanepastandpresent.com/2009/11/mooney-memorial-fountain.html
and here: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/firefighters-memorial-set-for-revamp-20140305-347fi.html
My kids also like to sketch sometimes, and one morning we were all at this fountain in Anzac Square (which is dedicated to the soldiers of Australian & New Zealand):
How lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely sketch. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteHow fun to have a family sketching expedition. They did an awesome job.
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Sandy :)
Fountains certainly fit the theme Elaine, love your drawings. Thanks for adding the information about them too, nice to know a history of where you are. Great that your kids join in sketching, tell them to keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteLove your drawings ~ and that your kids enjoy sketching with you ~ that's SO wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat fountains by all of you!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I so love the photos of your children holding up their drawings, so proudly. And well they should be! Thanks for sharing so much of your life and area with us.
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