If, while walking south on Monterey Ave. towards McNeill Bay, you're very observant, you may notice an interesting feature on one of the telephone poles on the street's east side:
On closer examination you'll see that it informs you that you have reached the "Half Way" point:
As you continue south you'll encounter another announcement - that you've reached the three-quarter point:
While we're not sure to where, at least there appears to be some progress on the journey. Continuing south, at last, is the final sign:
An enigmatic mathematical formula.
There are no signs before the "Half Way" sign. The ending mathematical formula remains a mystery. But the journey is clear:
On closer examination you'll see that it informs you that you have reached the "Half Way" point:
As you continue south you'll encounter another announcement - that you've reached the three-quarter point:
While we're not sure to where, at least there appears to be some progress on the journey. Continuing south, at last, is the final sign:
An enigmatic mathematical formula.
A closer view reveals it to be a small monument that celebrates many of the things that make living here so special.
This is the handiwork of Ivan, who was so impressed by the signage he saw during a trip to Leavenworth, a Bavarian getaway in the heart of Washington State, that he decided to learn how to etch his own celebratory graphics in stone.
After two years of work he's already created 11 stone pieces. But realizes there's still room for more on his monument along Dallas Road.
Arborphiles share their passion by spotlighting their favourite city trees, contributing information, questions, and photos on the Tree Watch Victoria blog HERE.
