Walkers give their perspective on new public sculpture

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00:00 I mean, it's different, it's art, isn't it?

00:03 Art can be anything.

00:04 So I don't really, to be honest,

00:08 have that massive an opinion on it.

00:09 I don't think it's worth scrutiny, if you know what I mean.

00:14 - Well, looking at it, I think it's extremely relevant

00:18 and representative of the area.

00:20 It's being a sculpture in a new park.

00:24 People come here, they love the river.

00:29 It's probably, it's a piece of the history.

00:32 No doubt it's been in the river

00:34 or been washed to the side of the river

00:37 for quite a long time.

00:39 And I think it's appropriate that it's here.

00:43 - Historical, rugged, picture of the scenery.

00:46 - It represents the riverbank and the gum trees.

00:50 Yeah, the old, probably renewal, actually,

00:55 because it's the old logs that, you know,

01:00 sort of regenerate the new ones, really.

01:05 So, yeah, I can't see a problem with it.

01:07 (laughs)

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