File:Alexander Bunyip, Gungahlin.jpg
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English: Bronze statue in park, Gungahlin Australian Capital Territory. The sculptor is Anne Ross (born 1959) and depicts Alexander Bunyip, a fictional creation of Michael Salmon, from his 1972 children's book The Monster that Ate Canberra. On the monster's case is hand-engraved "Little Rocky Hill". |
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| Author | Doug butler |
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| current | 11:50, 8 July 2023 | | 3,728 × 2,486 (1.31 MB) | Doug butler | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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