Saturday, 16 August 2008

Milk Crates


....stacked on the footpath outside St Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Arncliffe, opposite Arncliffe Park.

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  1. Julie16 August, 2008 18:47

    Good focus on colour here, Sally. I am continually surprised by the uses that these crates can be put to.

    Now to location: low stone lichen-dotted wall; extensive parkland; some single-story double-fronted 50s redbrick houses. Can't be Surry Hills! Could be the park down from St Stephen's in Newtown - wot used to be part of the cemetery.

    I give up ...

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  2. Laurie Allee16 August, 2008 19:00

    Sally, this is so whimsical and fun. Beautiful!

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  3. Meead16 August, 2008 22:47

    We have similar milk crates here in Iran.

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  4. Kate16 August, 2008 23:03

    Now, Sally, who would have guessed that common plastic crates would have made such an artistic photo. Only someone with a good eye--you! Visit my new blog (I wonder if this will be readable?)
    http://housesittinghearthandhome.blogspot.com/ Remember our conversation offline months ago? What do you think??

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  5. Maya17 August, 2008 14:27

    I used to use these for furniture (only mine were black). I still have one or two left that need to be added to that pile! BTW, I put a post up on my blog just for you... :-)

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  6. CaBaCuRl17 August, 2008 15:03

    Recognise the old sandstone wall in the background ;-)

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