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  • bilby2009
    Sydney, Australia162 contributions
    Beautiful, peaceful location
    Lovely location for the Cenotaph on the Esplanade overlooking the water. Peaceful location. I was also there for the Dawn Service for ANZAC day which was very special.
    Review of: Darwin Cenotaph
    Written 30 April 2023
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  • TheShis
    Tel Aviv, Israel38,808 contributions
    A small and lovely square.
    This is a rather small, yet lovely, square, not far from the governor's house, the parliament and the supreme court.
    Review of: Liberty Square
    Written 16 December 2019
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  • Dan L
    Bunbury, Australia7,117 contributions
    Scottish Explorer
    The monument to Stuart is located in Raintree Park at the corner of The Mall and Knuckey Street. He was an explorer of note who finally opened a route from Adelaide to Chambers Bay on the North coast in 1862 after three gruelling overland treks. There are various inscriptions on the pedestal commemorating Stuart's exploration and the members of his party and also the Bicentennial Expedition jointly by the South Australian & Northern Territory Police Forces in 1988. The monument was originally dedicated in 1974 and rededicated in 2008 after restoration.
    Review of: John Mcdouall Stuart Monument
    Written 10 January 2023
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  • Dan L
    Bunbury, Australia7,117 contributions
    Relationship symbolised by a water carrier
    Nice monument in The Mall depicting a claypot water bearer standing atop a tiled pedestal. It was dedicated in 1982, a gift from the people of the Greek Island of Kalymnos to recognise the establishment of a 'sister city' relationship and to foster bonds of friendship, culture and commerce. Darwin has the largest population of Kalymnians in the world, amazing what one can learn from a monument. The sculpture is by Irene Kokkinos.
    Review of: Sister City Relationship
    Written 10 January 2023
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