On a recent visit to the National Museum of Australia in Canberra we spotted the use of Braille over the exterior of the main building. As this use of Braille was rather unique we are logging with permission of the CO.

According to wikepedia:
"The exterior of the building is covered in anodised aluminium panels. Many of the panels include words written in braille and other decorative devices. Among the messages are "mate" and "she'll be right". Also included were such controversial words and phrases as "sorry" and "forgive us our genocide". These more controversial messages have been obscured with silver discs being attached to the surface making the braille illegible."
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Australia

Thanks themd for the opportunity of logging this locationless.

Rated: for Overall Experience.