Monday, 4 June 2012
Art in the Garden....Rat in the Bedroom.....
Went to Hillier's Aboretum today to see the Art in the Garden sculptures ....it was lovely and quiet and some great art pieces there this year.........I'll just let you enjoy the pics.......
and a very Fat Rat playing in our bedroom before we went .....Buddha Chunky ........x
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Gosh before art workxxNot sure about this rat...not my favorite animal...sorryxxx
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! I'd like to invite you to visit my blog and read about the Garden of 1000 Buddhas in Montana. You might find it interesting!
ReplyDeleteHi Lorna .... 'specially like the unicycling juggling fish and of course the rat! x
ReplyDeleteGreat Hillier pics..... such a lovely place to visit
ReplyDeleteI think your rat has put on weight! Still thinking he is slightly scary but sweet too!
what fun! looks like a wonderful day in the garden!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous works of art - love all of it.
ReplyDeleteWow, what photos what art and the rat? Well, glad its your bedroom and not mine. Okay, it's a little bit cute!
ReplyDeleteAmazing sculptures. Such a range of materials and shapes :-)
ReplyDeletei'm finally trying to do a bit of catching up here lorna!! LOVE all the yard...garden...art. beautiful sculptures...especially the DRAGONFLY!!
ReplyDeleteand that Chunky...he sure is living up to his name!! he's one FAT RAT for sure!!
I want to sit under that arch! Whata lovely garden.
ReplyDeleteYou must have loved those dragonfly pieces. I think the fish on the unicycle is fantastic. Also, where Jim is resting in that shelter, I love constructions like that. Fat rat, boy you can say that again. He needs to join Weight Watchers with me! xox
ReplyDeleteCatching up with some beautiful thing here - love that open flower with dwarf firs growing thru & the dragonflies! Happy Belated birthday to Ruby &....a new studio? Where? What? Nothing hoarded there...yet - at least you keep your rat out in the open! ;)
ReplyDeleteHi, Lorna. Thanks for the garden statue pictures. Some great work there. I especially like the fish. Being somewhat an expert on accumulation (comes with living in Tunisia), I can confirm that you are indeed a collector rather than a hoarder, although it's a fine line that separates the two! I enjoyed your home pictures!
ReplyDeletebest, nadia