Yesterday I was booked into an Indigenous walk along Merri Creek, which was cancelled at the last minute.
So instead I reacquainted myself with the uber-gentrified streets of one-was-working-class North Fitzroy...and found a few beauties.
On the way to the walk, I had seen a round mark on a wall - here's what it looked like close up. It looks like it's a sign for the Rosella brand of jams, whose factory can be found in Richmond:
A few streets down were two lovingly restored buildings on the same block, each with its own sign:
Plus also spied a few other faint traces here and there, as well as rephotographed two old Robur favourites - one that seems to have revealed extra layers as it has aged, and another whose remaining traces have been further covered with posters:
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This old laneway factory has a "partial demolition" sign on it. |
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Down another laneway
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Nearly gone...
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Nearly gone 2... |
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And here are the Robur signs:
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