Pacific Love lock

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love locks in suseong lake, daegu, south korea


australia

in albury, new south wales australia, love locks have begun appearing on fence overlooking lake hume, outside city, close weir wall on new south wales side of border @ lake hume village.
authorities in canberra, australia, decided in february 2015 remove love locks bridge becoming popular location affix them, , other locations in canberra. justifications given decision possibility of future threats public safety eventual overloading of bridge mass of padlocks, , structural interference resulting corrosion. bridge in paris mentioned authorities example of overloaded bridge, probable reference pont des arts.
on 20 may 2015, council authorities in melbourne, australia, began removing love locks southgate footbridge due safety concerns. around 22,000 love locks reported have been fixed railings, causing cables sag.
in toowoomba, australia, love locks have been appearing @ picnic point, heritage-listed tourist attraction featuring park , lookout @ top of great dividing range.
in adelaide, locks can found along adelaide uni footbridge across torrens river.
in brisbane, locks have been attached security fence on kurilpa bridge.




^ love locks removed national carillon footbridge in canberra . australian broadcasting corporation news. 2 february 2015. retrieved 2 february 2015. 
^ melbourne love locks: council cuts padlocks off southgate footbridge save structure . australian broadcasting corporation news. 20 may 2015. retrieved 20 may 2015. 
^ romantics secure love locks . toowoomba chronicle. 2 november 2013. retrieved 14 november 2014. 






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