Weathered foodcourt

Posted: February 17, 2013 | Author: toilography | Filed under: Australian Toilets, Public Toilets, Sydney, Tiles | Tags: chinatown, foodcourt, run down |Leave a comment

A run-down, weathered foodcourt toilet at Dixon House in Sydney’s Chinatown district

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