'Obnoxious' weed woven into massive mullet sculpture
The 5-metre fish sculpture was never meant to reach the scale it did, but as its Gold Coast creators became more invested, it kept expanding.
'Obnoxious' weed woven into massive mullet sculpture
The 5-metre fish sculpture was never meant to reach the scale it did, but as its Gold Coast creators became more invested, it kept expanding.
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