These bright, fun "mushrooms" can be found at Docklands Park between Collins Street and Bourke Street. The park is part of a city parkland in Victoria Harbour. There's BBQ’s and a new interactive Play Journey with soft ground so if kiddies fall off the swings or other gadgets they don't hurt themselves. It's a really nice place to have a picnic or sit and read a book. The free City Tourist tram stops at the front at Waterview Walk and there are public toilets as well.
The map above shows the location of Docklands Park.
Today's Quote: French painter Rousseau was once asked why he put a naked woman on a red sofa in the middle of his jungle pictures. He answered, "I needed a bit of red there" ~ Jean Jacques Rousseau
14 comments:
Mushrooms! Really nice.
tee hee, the mushrooms somehow came from super Mario right?! ^0^
cute!
I like the whimsy!
Fancy and colorful seats!
A bit of red is always good.
Sounds like a fun park for families. MB
Lol...cute. Mushrooms or toodstools...you say po-tae-to I say po-tah-to. ;)
Got to give the "city fathers/mothers" credit for trying to do some nice things for the people!
I suppose you could sit on these mushrooms, too. But if you'd had a few beers, probably not...would slide right off.
Cute! I just love the new spongy floors of playgrounds nowadays — so much safer.
What big funny mushrooms! Great shot!
Quite a different 'take' on mushrooms then mine yesterday. Whimsical!
I think everyone would have a try at it atleast once! Very cute :D
PS: To answer your question, the sign only had the name of the bridge on it, so I really have no idea why the statue was there! Will let you know if I find out. Thank you for the comment ;D
So cute. I am sure my kids would love to sit on them.. Great shot.
Are they edible?
hee hee...
Even a kid as old as «Louis» would have fun here...
;-D
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