Yes, for a payment of £12.50, you can remain in the car park and watch them for as long into the night as you can stay awake. There are 24-hour toilets available, and in the morning, a complimentary cuppa is available at the kiosk in the visitor centre.
In the darker months, this is delightful because the changing colours of the lights within the sculptures are a true beacon. Here, in the almost solstice midnight light, it was a whole other-worldly experience! The night shots were quite literally taken fifteen minutes either side of midnight!
They are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThere's so much to see and learn... Your posts teach me.
ReplyDeleteI know they are even more amazing in person.
ReplyDeletewow... we always guessed it that kelpies really exist... now we know it... ha! thanks ;o))
ReplyDeleteHi Yam- what a wonderful place to be able to spend a day and a night ... lovely photos - thank you. Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteA decent place to stay at a very reasonable cost..and a light show thrown in!!
ReplyDeleteIt is very rarely that I am up fifteen minutes either side of midnight, but for this I might make the effort.
ReplyDeleteWow they are beautiful. They look pretty at night lit up with the different colors. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeletesince amazing, gorgeous, spectacular have been used, I will say ditto all of that and these photos have truly gobsmacked me.. wow! these might just be my favorite ever sculptures.. I like the night lights because I love lights but I think they are even more impressive in the light of day... I might have missed the word AWESOME. fits the horse and the photos
ReplyDeleteOH YAM these are magnificent...x 87. I love that they delight viewers year round.
ReplyDeleteWe are big fans of a progam overhere called Gentle Giants about all the Heavy grand and stunning horses.
I wasn't familiar with the Kelpie horse. I think there is a Kelpie dog in Oz?!
Hugs Cecilia
Wowsome captures!
ReplyDeleteYes...definitely WOWsome!! Love the colorful night shots!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to stay. It's hard to imagine how it can be so light out at midnight.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - had no idea. They are just stunning, day and night!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the Kelpie by day, one sunny May, I was bowled over by their magnificence. But the midsummer night shots are even more awe inspiring!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Gail.
Aaaah so now I know and must put them on my 'to visit' list. Awesome
ReplyDeleteLove this. I'd love to visit them, what an experience.
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