So...yesterday, after a mornings work at the Cheese Factory and the Book Cave, we set off for the coast to visit the 'Swell, Sculpture by the Sea Festival. I had only just discovered earlier in the week that it was on so, even though it was a bit of a mad dash, it was the only time we could see it as it finished on the 21 st.
Looking towards The Gold Coast.
Lobsterarri by Giuseppe Filardo
Guardians of the Gold Coast by Guy Cooper
Swamp Hens by Brian Bertram (Will took these pictures)
Foreigner by Christopher Trotter
Sentinels by Mari Hirata
(Will took this)
Can You Hear Its TenderFrame, Screaming From Beneath The Waves by Stephen Newton
Contortion by Clayton Blake
You/Me/Sea/Sky by Jasmine Mansbridge
#Lifebridge By Hooman Jaffar, Taylah Jardine, Cole Neuper
' Oh Dear, your mother has been eaten by a shark.'
Anomaly by Philip Darnton
Sorrow by Jacqueline Damon
Fluid Air by John Nesirky
Ragnar V Moby by Robert Guenther
(Will took this)
(Will took this)
Turning In by Aaron Chapman
Monument to the Road Builders by Karl De Waal
Umbrella Effect by Courtney McCue, Connor McCue, Eduardo Knox
Adam and Eve by Gabriel Rosati
Vortex by Pam Walpole & Yanni Van Zijl
Totem/ The Fragile by John Anthony Forno
Sh*# Shoe by Nicholas Allen
Men of the North by Ivan Lovatt
The Good Ship Awareness by Dragons Abreast Gold Coast
A Walk in the Forest by Miles Allen
Five Fathoms Deep by Christian Newton
Natural Predator by Alyssa Ikefuji
Local Heroes by Ian Haggerty
Julara- The Mullet by Simon McVerry
Stacked Chairs by Alexander Piperides
The Labyrinth by Sheree Audet
Femme Fatale by Village Bike Inc
Dilli Gent by Andrew Cullen
Caged Birds by Monte Lupo
Images 2 by Philip Piperides
Unity by Luke Zwolsman
Ohhh Snap by Dion Parker
Dusk
Cloud City
Perched
We camped for the night at Sharp Park River Bend Country Bush Camping near Canungra with what seemed like the rest of Australia. I didn't sleep very well, what with generators, raucous laughter, crying children, chuckling bats and a variety of snorers. I went straight to bed when we got home this afternoon.
So....yesterday Sky Blue left us. She is moving on to a good home and not so far away. We might still see her about town when she has been given a bit of attention.
