Geelong Baywall Bollards

There are many colorful puppets in Geelong's tourist attractions, which are said to be a local scene. We also saw some, and we didn't look for them specially, so it was not very complete. It is said that there are activities on the Internet to find painted puppets. It is quite interesting to see who is looking for the most.

The Geelong seaside is littered with 100 such puppets painted, very characteristic. No tickets are needed, just by the sea in Geelong, but it takes enough strength to see it all, because such painted puppets are not placed in a single area, but scattered across a long coastline. It is said that these dolls are now only the bolt of the boat, and later the artist used him as a canvas and began to create, and a variety of puppets were born, which were very spectacular and very happy. These painted dolls are brightly colored, with many characters and a variety of characters. They are important attractions for visiting Geelong. Many tourists will choose one or two to take pictures. However, parking at the beach is basically charged.

Painted puppets are a major feature of the town of Geelong. There are many painted puppets on the beach of the town. Although it is not so good-looking, when you come to Geelong, it is also a punch in with these painted puppets.

The coast of Geelong is littered with more than 100 beautiful puppets created by artists, each with its own colors and characteristics. It is said that there is a special story behind each puppet. Of course, most of these puppets are just wooden bolts for boats. This use more truly reflects the taste of Australian life, so people passing by here will get off to see, let alone go to see. We went to Geelong on the way to the Ocean Road to visit the Geelong seaside and the town center. It's a nice seaside town. Picture: Puppets; Picture 11: Pier; Picture 12: City Hall; Picture 13: Art Gallery; Picture 14: Wool Museum; Picture 15: Helicopter tour station.

Geelong is a city southwest of Melbourne, Australia. Lining its bay, The Waterfront esplanade has a 19th-century carousel, plus a curved art deco boardwalk and sea bath at Eastern Beach. Scattered along The Waterfront are the Baywalk Bollards, colourful sculptures chronicling city history. The Geelong Botanic Gardens lie at the eastern end of the bay. The central National Wool Museum hosts changing exhibitions

From Melbourne to the 12th Apostle on Ocean Road, Geelong Town is the only way. This is a seaside city with large beaches along the coast, grass and colorful puppets in different shapes. These puppets are in groups, and their expressions are cute and cute. These puppets have become one of the hallmarks of the town. There are parking spaces on the roadside, but remember to pay, otherwise they will be dragged away soon.

Geelong is Victoria's second largest city after Melbourne and was once Australia's most important wool export port. There are many painted puppets on Geelong's beaches, which are said to have been carved from the original boat, and a total of about 100 painted puppets slightly larger than real people have been designed along the coast. Walking leisurely along the Geelong seaside, looking at the scenery and these artworks, plus the green lawn and giant coconut trees, the blue sea, feel very comfortable.