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Another Brick In The Wall
Behind the scenes
Coming across an undamaged, fully standing, curved brick wall in the battered eastern suburbs is something of a rarity.
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Sadly, two years on, broken streets and piles of rubble are a more common sight.
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So when locals wrote in chalk what they would like to see more of, it was great to see - amongst the calls for "good waves" (surfers have, admittedly, been rather starved of decent swell lately) and for the Fast Food Gods to "open a Maccas" - that somebody was asking for "no graffiti, just art". And just a little further along, another brick wall still standing (recently exposed by the demolition of yet another building), and beautifully demonstrative of the power of just a little bit of paint and a few colours.
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