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Railway Hotel Murals

On the side of the front wall of the Railway Hotel building is this mural in bits and pieces.


I can't work out what some of the creatures are but the others are a pirate ship, a duck and a crab on this wall.



And another pirate ship with fish on this wall. I don't think there's any particular message in it except that it's a bit of fun painted by local artist RAJA aka Mark Haldane.

Linking up with Mural Monday and Blue Monday. 

Comments

Veronica Lee said…
Love the cute and fun murals!

Hugs and blessings, Amy
roentare said…
The murals are unique and special
roentare said…
These murals are fantastic indeed
Graham Edwards said…
One of the first things that struck me when I arrived in New Zealand was the murals. I love them.We have them in the UK now too.
s.c said…
Lovely and funny murals indeed.
DawnTreader said…
There are plenty of murals in my town as well nowadays, and they do brighten up a number of walls that would otherwise just be looking plain dull... :)
Tom said…
...but where is the train?
Bill said…
The murals are funny and well done.
William Kendall said…
These stand out well.
I agree with you. I find this rather unusual, Amy, but quite a conversation starter.

magiceye said…
Fun murals!
Fun60 said…
These murals brighten up the dullest of walls.
Sami said…
They are fun murals for sure! Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Amy.
Sharon said…
I love all the cute characters in this mural.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I love colorful whimsy like this.

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