Wayne Hill's driftwood artwork is part of the fabric of my life it seems. I've one of his pieces in my garden, I see a couple in the estuary as I leave home in the morning for the big city and I find several more here in the museum on display!
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Found a friend
Here at the museum - 'That Guy'!
Wayne Hill's driftwood artwork is part of the fabric of my life it seems. I've one of his pieces in my garden, I see a couple in the estuary as I leave home in the morning for the big city and I find several more here in the museum on display!
Wayne Hill's driftwood artwork is part of the fabric of my life it seems. I've one of his pieces in my garden, I see a couple in the estuary as I leave home in the morning for the big city and I find several more here in the museum on display!
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We have the most magnificent driftwood here, Rata, Beech, Gorse!
I should bring some down.
Bring some Shunda - our resident driftwood genius will incorporate it in an inter-coastal memorial piece and we'll plunk it down in the middle of the estuary for posterity.
The thing about a good thing, is knowing when the thing is over....
I hear ya SR.
Don't listen to him Robert he's just being grumpy.
Gorse or Rata?
Ha!
Both.
man I spent my childhood battling west coast gorse. Give me spagnum moss anyday....hhmmmnn nice and cool on the feet
A sphagnum moss moose Southernright?
Is this what you're suggesting?
I like it.
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