During Show Day in the sugar town of Giru , south-east of Townsville , leading pumice and hubcap artist , Sara Boo , from Taneatua , photographed this modern day version of Foo , made from corrugated iron , once seen drawn on buildings and fences all over Australia , one version below .
Foo is described as an Australian graffiti signature which may have first surfaced during WWl , widely used during WWll and by schoolchildren in post-war years . ( A Little Darwin post from September 2016).
