More Bayswater Outrages from James N. Is that one of our shitty (but surely heritage) bus stops dumped? I thought it was one of these from 7 plus years ago, but that one is still with us. Barrels leaking in the bg. I don’t think I have a shot of one of these classic stops.
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Just like one of those BBC archaeology documentaries – but shittier.
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Verily sir, there is a veritable cornucopia of Transperth bus stop images.
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That’s the one.
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Typical Bayswater heritage BMX track.
Originally commissioned for the Commonwealth Games and later presented to the children of Bayswater by Prince Phillip in a gesture of eternal … [you fill it in], the track, now run down, is known locally as the ‘Nukes of Hazard.’
The surrounding methane seeps and sinkholes are home to a newly described mutant Three-Headed Swamp Terrapin [Chelonia Triwintonesnsis], so popular with French and German backpackers from across France and Germany, and fast becoming Perth’s own Jurassic Park tourist attraction.
Hint for ambitious Councillors – could be improved with gas barbecue for family outings.
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