A spot of art,
Glebe Tram Mural
joy and
Glebe Tram Mural
social history.
Glebe Tram Mural
The mural artist is called
Kelly Wallwork
Kelly Wallwork. How apt.
Glebe Tram Mural
It’s a
mix of old and new.
Glebe Tram Mural Votes Yes
In a city where big business, big developers, big freeways can be bigly, blandly, disruptively overwhelming,
Glebe Tram Mural Has Legs
Glebe Tram Mural Has More Legs
I am delighted
Glebe Tram Mural
those 1950s women
to see originality and nostalgia
Glebe Tram Mural Movement
all rolled into piece of skillful splendid street art.
Here’s a bunch more info about the mural, including oral history recordings
and to a site with interesting trivia about Sydney’s ol trams.
Glebe Tram Mural detail
Do you have a favourite piece of street art?
A local one, even?
Glebe Tram Mural Walks On By
with love, art and soul from Sally
Art and Soul Space 
I like the color combo – very clever!
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Yes. So do I. Reminiscent of shiny old photographs. Yet alive and somehow contemporary too.
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Yes, I thought that too – very interesting photos Sally.
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Thank you!
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Trams seem to give a place character and life somehow. Thanks for sharing this street art!
I am a Life Coach and also have a poetry blog here on WordPress and today’s poem is about a tram driver in Switzerland in case you have time to look? Have also included the link to my coaching website in case you are interested in seeing this too and do feel free to share with others as many of my sessions are held online via Skype, Facetime or Zoom.
Sunny greetings from Switzerland,
Sam 🙂
https://peacockpoetryblog.wordpress.com/2018/05/31/tram-dram/
http://www.samallencoachingcreatively.com
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Thank you, Sam
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