We left off on Monday with me trundling down some steps - quite a few of them. At the bottom, there was an enormous gap from the rung to the hillside and I nearly came a cropper. Managing to remain upright, I then came down the last stretch to the flat walkway over the wetland bit. It didn't feel particularly secure, but it was better than wet feet. There came a gate and there, one entered the community gardens as had been promised some fifty feet above. Entering here was entering a small piece of heaven. Stillness, birds and insect sounds... a pond, lots of seats and picnic tables... AND... sculptures. All with names like,
'Nature's Golden Spiral' |
'Helix' |
and 'Honey Hexagon'... but then... THEN... THEN... ⇓ ⇓⇓ ⇓⇓ ⇓⇓ ⇓ |
What do you think, fans of the Hindertwiglets? Did I land in the place of imagination and discover my Hill Bert and Low Sooz??!!! Only one more day of this before moving on to whatever next insanity presents itself... |
Perfect photos to go with your ongoing story.
ReplyDeleteThe outside art is quite unique.
Hugs HiC
these are AMAZING!!!!!! I love every single one of them... I want to see them. I like the nature spiral best of all but only because it has the stone ruins in it. looooovvvveeeee all these pics. glad you did not come a cropper.
ReplyDeleteDo you actually think it was a sign from Stella? (deer and momma) sigh....mags and gusser
ReplyDeleteoh we like the wood deer!
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Hazel & Mabel
That was a cool discovery!
ReplyDeleteYou are only a little possessed. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour story is exactly what we thought of when we saw those critters. What an interesting place to explore!
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
We also thought of Hill Bert and Low Sooz!!
ReplyDeleteI love the wooden animals... the mama tried to make a weimaraner this way... but it ended as a barrel-hedgehog-pig-whatever LOL
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of gallery! Just wonderful! I have a deer like those, but a little the worse for wear.
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - wonderful place to visit ... and your photos are delightful. Gosh those animals are brilliant to see - love them - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you remained upright and were able to enter that magical place. namaste, janice xx
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