The other day I joined a "Mystery Men's Luncheon" outing planned for the Village. It turned out that lunch was in the vicinity of The Great Ocean Road. It winds around the coast and was constructed during the 1930s depression with pick and shovel by returned servicemen from the 1914-18 war. The sculpture in bronze, complete with barrow and simulated dirt, is quite impressive . Just in case you missed me, I'm the bloke in the red top in the first pic.
I'm so glad you had a red top on. No picture is complete without one. We saw a TV programme about the road being built and the new monument. What a job eh.
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Judy xx
How wonderful to have you blogging, Pa. It's a lovely photo of you and your fellow "Mystery Men"!
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Rachael.
We have a pic of James and his friend standing on the gate of the Great Ocean Rd sign, but it was before the monument was there.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're still being mysterious!
Love to you, J x