I’m using this photo as a desktop background at the moment – it’s somewhat different as far as desktops go.
Why not click on the photo to see the large version and then download it as a desktop background for your own computer? Just leave a comment on this post if you’re unsure how to do so and I’ll try to help you out.
Isn’t this just the coolest piece of graffiti? The statement is impressively profound – compared to what one normally finds scrawled on walls… or indeed finds scrawled on the rest of this wall.



This is just classic! I receive your daily photos by email and love them. Some of them have inspired stories. Others are a window on CT. Well done on a great site. Can you, in the near future, maybe hook your site up to Facebook, so that we can easily share your pics there with others?
Thanks Wanda – that’s a great idea. I’ll look into hooking up Facebook and perhaps Twitter.
Well I will then see this 3 times a day, here, facebook & twitter can I cope with so much ‘Paul’
I have to say that sometimes I really do admire graffiti, there is some amazing talent out there, well spotted Paul.
Ah, no Bev – I wasn’t going to auto-publish… I only do that to my @ctdp Twitter account.
I’ll add a link whereby Wanda can easily share the pic on her FB profile… so unless you ‘re friends with her I don’t think you’ll see it.
Does anyone know who done this? Is this Seaton, Seaton Huey?…I think this was done by students of Bernidino Heights High…I go there and I recognize all three of those gangs and seen those names on desk before
Hi WhoCares, I don’t know who wrote on the wall, but it’s at Brackenfell train station. Perhaps that’ll help you work it out.