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All you ever wanted to know about Lismore's
roundabouts but were too scared to ask!
If you're a 'roundabout groupie', this could be for you?
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Some people say Lismore is a city of roundabouts.
Perhaps they're right, but many of them are unique in their design
and are a refreshing change from the "norm" - trees and
shrubs.
This "rock" looks like it may have fallen from outer space,
perhaps it did?
Roundabout: Corner of Molesworth and Conway Streets.
Another rock theme.
A Stonemason's delight! It may even bring a tear to the eye of a quarry
worker.
Possibly the perfect blend of rocks and shrubs.
Roundabout: Corner of Ballina Road and Molesworth Street.
A nautical theme.
Though Lismore is 30k from the coast, it is built on a river.
In the early days, Wilsons River was used extensively for transportation
of goods.
"Hello Sailor"?
Roundabout: Corner of Molesworth and Magellan Streets.
Serenity in the evening on the corner of Woodlark and
Dawson Streets.
You may not notice this roundabout during the day, but it certainly
impacts in the evening.
