"CatchTheBall" Mural
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Depicting a boy spiking a volleyball over a net on a beach and with half a ball protruding from the wall, this mural is just one of many photo taking opportunities in Miri.
Created in 2019-2020 as a charity by a local artist and organised by local businesses.
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