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Alongside the ‘River of Mist’
Birrarung Marr的点评
点评：Birrarung Marr is a lovely city park, alongside the Yarra River. Starting at Federation Square, it’s a very easy walk down a flight of stairs to the river and along the water.
The name comes from the Wurundjeri people who originally inhabited the area. The indigenous word ‘birrarung’, means ‘river of mists’ and ‘marr’ meaning ‘side’.
The park features several artworks and sculptures including the dramatic 10 metre tall ‘Angel’ by Deborah Halden. This is no angelic figure though. It’s a strange, colourful, three-legged creature, with two heads on long extended necks. It looks more like a dinosaur mutation. Made with 4000+ hand painted mosaic tiles, its an imposing but fun figure.
One afternoon, a musical event was being held in the open, grassy area, attracting quite a crowd but we didn’t stop.
Another work Birrarung Wilam (or ‘river camp’) is a collection of indigenous artwork and sculpture. Carved, hardwood message sticks, ancestor stones, a group of 5 shields, and an eel path, together represent a puulwuurn, a traditional mound campsite. Each is highly symbolic. The five shields represent the five clans of the Kulin Nation and the eel path is a reminder that the river was once a rich source of food for the indigenous people who lived here, catching fish and trapping eels in the shallow waters.
A little further on is Melbourne Park which hosts the Australian Open. Here, in Garden Square, we saw the Australian Tennis Hall of Tennis, an outdoor exhibition of bronze busts of modern and early day tennis stars, including Evonne Goolagong, Pat Cash, Rod Laver, Margaret Court, Ken Rosewall and Frank Sedgman.
Had we walked further, we would have come to the Federation Bells, a set of 39 bronze bells, created in 2001 to celebrate the centenary of Australia’s federation.
The name comes from the Wurundjeri people who originally inhabited the area. The indigenous word ‘birrarung’, means ‘river of mists’ and ‘marr’ meaning ‘side’.
The park features several artworks and sculptures including the dramatic 10 metre tall ‘Angel’ by Deborah Halden. This is no angelic figure though. It’s a strange, colourful, three-legged creature, with two heads on long extended necks. It looks more like a dinosaur mutation. Made with 4000+ hand painted mosaic tiles, its an imposing but fun figure.
One afternoon, a musical event was being held in the open, grassy area, attracting quite a crowd but we didn’t stop.
Another work Birrarung Wilam (or ‘river camp’) is a collection of indigenous artwork and sculpture. Carved, hardwood message sticks, ancestor stones, a group of 5 shields, and an eel path, together represent a puulwuurn, a traditional mound campsite. Each is highly symbolic. The five shields represent the five clans of the Kulin Nation and the eel path is a reminder that the river was once a rich source of food for the indigenous people who lived here, catching fish and trapping eels in the shallow waters.
A little further on is Melbourne Park which hosts the Australian Open. Here, in Garden Square, we saw the Australian Tennis Hall of Tennis, an outdoor exhibition of bronze busts of modern and early day tennis stars, including Evonne Goolagong, Pat Cash, Rod Laver, Margaret Court, Ken Rosewall and Frank Sedgman.
Had we walked further, we would have come to the Federation Bells, a set of 39 bronze bells, created in 2001 to celebrate the centenary of Australia’s federation.
翻译：Birrarung Marr 是一个美丽的城市公园，位于亚拉河沿岸。从联邦广场出发，沿着一段楼梯轻松步行到河边，沿着水边走。
这个名字来自最初居住在该地区的乌伦杰里人。土著词语“birrarung”的意思是“雾之河”，“marr”的意思是“侧面”。
公园内有多件艺术品和雕塑，包括黛博拉·哈尔登 (Deborah Halden) 创作的 10 米高的引人注目的“天使”。但这并不是天使般的人物。这是一种奇怪的、色彩缤纷的三足生物，长长的脖子上有两个头。它看起来更像是恐龙的突变。它由 4000 多块手绘马赛克瓷砖制成，雄伟但有趣。
一天下午，空旷的草地上正在举行一场音乐活动，吸引了很多人，但我们没有停下来。
另一件作品 Birrarung Wilam（或“河营”）是土著艺术品和雕塑的集合。雕刻的硬木信息棒、祖先石、一组 5 个盾牌和一条鳗鱼路，共同代表了 puulwuurn，一个传统的土丘露营地。每一个都极具象征意义。五个盾牌代表库林族的五个部落，鳗鱼之路提醒人们，这条河曾经是居住在这里的土著人民丰富的食物来源，他们在浅水区捕鱼和捕获鳗鱼。
再远一点就是举办澳大利亚网球公开赛的墨尔本公园。在花园广场，我们看到了澳大利亚网球馆，这是一个户外展览，展出现代和早期网球明星的青铜半身像，其中包括埃文·古拉贡 (Evonne Goolagong)、帕特·卡什 (Pat Cash)、罗德·拉沃尔 (Rod Laver)、玛格丽特·考特 (Margaret Court)、肯·罗斯沃尔 (Ken Rosewall) 和弗兰克·塞奇曼 (Frank Sedgman)。
如果我们走得更远，我们就会看到联邦钟，这是一组 39 枚铜钟，于 2001 年为庆祝澳大利亚联邦成立一百周年而建造。
这个名字来自最初居住在该地区的乌伦杰里人。土著词语“birrarung”的意思是“雾之河”，“marr”的意思是“侧面”。
公园内有多件艺术品和雕塑，包括黛博拉·哈尔登 (Deborah Halden) 创作的 10 米高的引人注目的“天使”。但这并不是天使般的人物。这是一种奇怪的、色彩缤纷的三足生物，长长的脖子上有两个头。它看起来更像是恐龙的突变。它由 4000 多块手绘马赛克瓷砖制成，雄伟但有趣。
一天下午，空旷的草地上正在举行一场音乐活动，吸引了很多人，但我们没有停下来。
另一件作品 Birrarung Wilam（或“河营”）是土著艺术品和雕塑的集合。雕刻的硬木信息棒、祖先石、一组 5 个盾牌和一条鳗鱼路，共同代表了 puulwuurn，一个传统的土丘露营地。每一个都极具象征意义。五个盾牌代表库林族的五个部落，鳗鱼之路提醒人们，这条河曾经是居住在这里的土著人民丰富的食物来源，他们在浅水区捕鱼和捕获鳗鱼。
再远一点就是举办澳大利亚网球公开赛的墨尔本公园。在花园广场，我们看到了澳大利亚网球馆，这是一个户外展览，展出现代和早期网球明星的青铜半身像，其中包括埃文·古拉贡 (Evonne Goolagong)、帕特·卡什 (Pat Cash)、罗德·拉沃尔 (Rod Laver)、玛格丽特·考特 (Margaret Court)、肯·罗斯沃尔 (Ken Rosewall) 和弗兰克·塞奇曼 (Frank Sedgman)。
如果我们走得更远，我们就会看到联邦钟，这是一组 39 枚铜钟，于 2001 年为庆祝澳大利亚联邦成立一百周年而建造。
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