Kool things in Kyabram
Community Garden Kyabram is a the second largest town in the Campaspe region. It is located in central northern Victoria Australia. Kyabram resides on the lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung, Taungurung; and Yorta Yorta people. The name of the town is believed to originate from a First Nations word Kiambram meaning Thick Forest. A community garden located within W.J Wood Reserve on Lake Road contains a collection of lovely murals and sculptures including the wonderful platypus sculpture by Mark Niglia. Platypus Sculpture by Mark Niglia Footpath art Located on the main street of Kyabram in Allan street are four footpath designs depicting a platypus, kangaroo, goanna and a murray cod. These can be found near the corner of Allan and Union street. I'm unaware of the who the artist is. Steel Bin art Similar style to the footpath art are Indigenous animal designs on Steel bins within the town. They feature a platypus, goanna, kangaroo and murray cod. Town Hall Gallery The local Town H