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[New World Explorer]

Took this yesterday. (Our  Metropolitan Cart depo is just around the corner)

Melbourne is renown for its laneways and lively street-art scene

The aerosol art movement for over a decade now, and has seen it rise from it's origins as a graffiti subculture to being widely accepted by local authorities, businesses and the general public, especially international tourists.

[➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone]

Melbourne is renowned for its laneways and lively street-art scene

Did you 'tag' it?

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[New World Explorer]

1 minute ago, TonyWenz said:

Did you 'tag' it?

What do you mean?

[GeordieGirl]

25 minutes ago, Gregexplore said:

Took this yesterday. (Our  Metropolitan Cart depo is just around the corner)

Melbourne is renown for its laneways and lively street-art scene

The aerosol art movement for over a decade now, and has seen it rise from it's origins as a graffiti subculture to being widely accepted by local authorities, businesses and the general public, especially international tourists.

 

As well as for wedding photos by the look of it. 

[dove]

9 minutes ago, GeordieGirl said:

 

As well as for wedding photos by the look of it. 

How do they paint at the higher level?

[GeordieGirl]

1 minute ago, Dove said:

How do they paint at the higher level?

It's doesn't look like it goes all the way up the wall so I would think maybe ladders?  If there are areas where it's really high, scaffolding?

 

@Gregexplore  and knowledge?

[New World Explorer]

1 minute ago, GeordieGirl said:

It's doesn't look like it goes all the way up the wall so I would think maybe ladders?  If there are areas where it's really high, scaffolding?

 

@Gregexplore  and knowledge?

No ladders at this location as this lane is heavily regulated by local government.

33 minutes ago, Dove said:

How do they paint at the higher level?

They don't.

[dove]

7 minutes ago, Gregexplore said:

No ladders at this location as this lane is heavily regulated by local government.

They don't.

Looks like somebody did......why is it painted then?

[New World Explorer]

1 minute ago, Dove said:

Looks like somebody did......why is it painted then?

I use this lane often and never seen any scaffolding or ladders ..start believing in Superman LOL

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What do you mean?

Tagging is what graffiti artists do. It shows they been there. So you gotta get yourself a tag and 'tag' em.
YouTube and Google can help you...

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[New World Explorer]

5 minutes ago, TonyWenz said:

Tagging is what graffiti artists do. It shows they been there. So you gotta get yourself a tag and 'tag' em.
YouTube and Google can help you...

Older
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Can I glue donut on the wall instead? LOL

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This is what 'they' did to our shop in Victoria.

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Can I glue donut on the wall instead? LOL 1:

Please send sample for my inspection. Say dozen Krispy Kreme??

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[Friends just call me Ross]

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I've been flying airplanes for 20 years and photographing the Aurora for 10 years and I've never seen anything like this before. Electric blue Aurora! This was while on a red eye flight from Edmonton to Toronto at 39,000 feet around 4 am over northern Manitoba. Unbelievable sky. These are only photos from the back of the camera with a cell phone.  Taken by Matt Melnyk on April 20, 2018.

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Our assembly is held in a school.

Linda/Loopy and I like to sit up in the auditorium's balcony.  This pic of George Washington is hanging on the wall by the stairs we take to get there.

 

I had never noticed the white fluffy on the bottom third of the painting before.  I mentioned that it makes George look like he's standing in a snowbank.

 

Linda says, "Well, this IS the U.P."

[Loopy]

Meet little Eeny, Meenie, Miny and Moo. 

 

A one in 180 million chance a cow to have 4 babies 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄

 

 

[dove]

7 minutes ago, Loopy said:

Meet little Eeny, Meenie, Miny and Moo. 

 

A one in 180 million chance a cow to have 4 babies 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄

 

 

She looks like a proud Mama....

[Loopy]

Exhausted too. 😁.  💜💜💜💜💜💜

[Life4u]

58 minutes ago, Loopy said:

Meet little Eeny, Meenie, Miny and Moo. 

 

A one in 180 million chance a cow to have 4 babies 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄

 

 

Sis., are these your cows? I asked because I'd like to see her babies feeding all at the same time.  Good that mama has four feeders.  Praise Jehovah's creation!

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[Loopy]

O no! I just found this on another site. 🙂🙂🙂

 

Made me think of Sis. Ross who was a dairy farmer with her husband for many years. 

 

I spent many Saturday’s (many years) at their farm. Only got to see 1 calf born for all that time. That was a treat. She was solid black. 

 

Theres nothing like baby animals. I even got to bottle feed some calves. Pushy and demanding critters. 😁😁😁😁😁

 

Watching Dr. Pol I’m always surprised if a cow has twins that are healthy let alone 4.

 

i was think8ng the same thing about her feeding all those babies 😁😁😁😁😁.

 

Maybe Ross will chime in about that. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Life4u]

1 minute ago, Loopy said:

O no! I just found this on another site. 

 

Theres nothing like baby animals. 

 

i was think8ng the same thing about her feeding all those babies.

 

Maybe Ross will chime in about that. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Oh, Okay.  I hope it's real then. I love babies of all kinds. I've never had the pleasure of seeing one being born, happy for you!

[Qapla]

I have seen plenty of cows that have had four babies - but not all four at the same time.

 

When you have to bucket/bottle feed those babies (especially like 20 or 30 at once) day-after-day-after-day-after .... you get the idea - it no longer seems very fun

[GeordieGirl]

How fantastic.  What a hard working mama she is. I used to have a goat who gave birth to triplets and I thought that was pretty good, but 4?

[GeordieGirl]

1 hour ago, Qapla said:

When you have to bucket/bottle feed those babies (especially like 20 or 30 at once) day-after-day-after-day-after .... you get the idea - it no longer seems very fun

How wonderful it will be in the new world when it won't be all commercial anymore and the mama cows will just be able to look after their babies naturally ... the way Jehovah intended.

[Friends just call me Ross]

49 minutes ago, GeordieGirl said:

How fantastic.  What a hard working mama she is. I used to have a goat who gave birth to triplets and I thought that was pretty good, but 4?

I had a goat for 18 years.  Her name was Cindy-Lou the cool poo hoo goat.

I got her when she was just a kid.😂

She was part Nubian and part French-Alpine and naturally hornless.