The lion

Fri 14 December 2012 8:00am by Daniel
Filed under: Melbourne

I wonder how many people notice gems like this, high up above our streets. It’s on a building on William Street, between Collins and Bourke.

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Roger on Fri, 14th Dec 2012 9:53 am

Well spotted. I use to work near there and obviously never looked up. A gem indeed.

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