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Cool shots!
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Not too shabby🙂 (trying not to preen)
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Hi,
Looks like the bird has found a new home.🙂
I actually like the sculptures on the beach, I have no idea what they are supposed to represent, obviously something to do with the beach itself or the waves, but they seem to have a sort of mystique about them.
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They are fun shows for the public. Very serious for the artists. This is a major chance to make sales. For instance, “Pot will Fly” is worth $36,000!
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Yesterday, when I saw the sculpture in your 1st picture I wanted to put a rubber duck in the middle of it. Looks like you got a photo op with something a bit more real!
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The crow was quite energetic but I wasn’t able to get him on my side of the pot 🙂
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Thanks for the photos. I just posted about a dance piece that’s on at the Dolphin Theatre (UWA) this week. It’s stunning. If you have a free evening it’s definitely worth the ticket price.
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