This is somewhere in Braunschweig, months ago, no artist´s name, either :-(
But that seeems to be the norm here, maybe cause it´s forbitten and only few are really paid and can make it official?
So, play nice and make people smile just like that, right....
Just see people going by and get a smile.
Certainly this scene reminded me of Sesame Street!
It was 1999, we were in Broome, at Apex Park and a family of Indigenous Australians were sitting at a picknick table enjoying soft-drinks and food and this song was playing from their recorder:
Oh, childhood-memories of back then, too!
In some places there is huge progress, they had a brand new car, happy kids.
Still you (right behind) see/saw so many bad scenes.*
Still this song always reminds me of the progress and good.
Taking part again in Sami´s COLOURFULWORLD Monday Murals.
*Aborigines cannot process alcohol, it´s a very big problem. Most cannot get used to living in houses.
We´ve seen a lot (of progress, too) travelling Australia for months in 1995 and 1999.
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A sweet world it is
Yes, wish I could dive!
I love to see what's under the sea, from above the sea through someone else's eyes ☺ That's a sweet quirky mural you found Iris xox
More cute stuff, Iris. :D
Have a great week. Btw, I'm already missing the little blue man. :)
Grace, yes, I remember Coral Bay, we did this, too, so easy, but not that deep - you should go there! xox
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Oh, dee, I have to look if I got more lille blue men! Chances aren´t good, though... A great week to you, too! :-)
Absolutely STUNNING mural of under the sea. I really enjoyed these characters, too.
Yes, the good old times, right? These days (in the German version) Sesame Street is awful...
They look cute figures.
...I remember my children listening to this! What fun.
biebkriebels, yes, quite cute :-)
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Tom, yes, it was fun back then! These days (in Germany) Sesame is just stupid... We have our German show, it´s not translated.
My favourite is the sea dragon, so cute :)
Thanks for participating :)
I can't dive either, and in Coral Bay I put a mask, held my breath and just dipped my eyes in to look at the wonderful scenery under the sea.
Yes, it was so salty, you just floated!! It was amazing :-)
Thank you again for hosting, keep it going, please, I have soooo much more!
Beautifully painted. Most murals in Mumbai too don;t have the artists name painted boldy but a coded signature is there for those in the know.
I could not find a name or code, sadly...
a very funny black and white mural for an ecologic message
My favorite feature of the mural is putting creatures from very different seas and of very different sizes together. Like the seahorse -- max size around as big as your hand; habitat the tropics. And the narwhal, whose "horn" is 3-4 feet long; habitat: the Arctic. Very fanciful.
Also love the muppets covering the beatles.
best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
kwarkito, I hope it was a message...
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Mae, Uhhh... never knew it was a cover! Uh, I should hide under the bed!!
Oh, my goodness. As an excuse, I was born 72... LOL.
Yep, it´s nice!
I am afraid to snorkel or dive, so I have to imagine what’s under the sea!! Perhaps it looks like these murals ))).
Yes, I only can do it limited, too - glad we have those murals :-)
I'm singing along "in an octopus's garden in the shade"
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A nice and happy mural. Now the Beatles tune comes to mind after reading Maggid's comment. I always like that tune. :)
Maggid :-)
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Bill, it is a fun song!
I love that song -- and the mural is loads of fun!
Yes, yes, yes!!! Whatever is in your heart to create - or do - or Be . . Please, Do It. You'll never be alone in the effort, if if it seems so . . and, your heart will be even happier.
love & love,
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Thank you, Jeanie :-)
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Maggid, very well said!!
Such a cute mural in B&W, Iris!
Yes, sometimes color is not needed :-)
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