detailed sign explaining the history of Mornington Park which overlooks Schnapper Point...
park with a view
since early last century
a tourist delight
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10 comments:
that park has been there a very long time! love its sea-view
It looks well detailed!
I like to read this kind of sign!
Public parks are great places which provide open public space for everyone. This one looks like no exception.
It is important to know the history of a place.
It's always nice to be able to learn some history. Tom The Backroads Traveller
I like this kind of signs where you can learn about the place in one reading :)
My SIGNS, SIGNS
Every park has a history, but not everyone knows it. Now there's no excuse.
I love when they include the maps, it helps me find the unique spots to take photos from :-)
Looks like a great park to explore...
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