Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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Southerly: Deconstruction and Construction, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
pill to swallow...
A welcome swallow.;)
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Southerly: Village People, in reply to David Haywood,
My biggest consolation in terms of birthdays is that no matter how old I get I will always be three months younger than Jolisa Gracewood.
Excellent. Happy birthday and forever ahead on your new land with your family.Now that the day is closely related to other things, join us Mexicans and celebrate life.
I hope others down that way are able to. Even for those at rest .
Watch out for the marauding Press that will descend on your whatsleftof town . Good Luck! -
Ok so bad photo but you get the gist.
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And one more section because it's pretty long. :)
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Sunrise and sunsets are always heart warming photos for me. Being Aztec descendant might have a bit to do with it. Your lovely piece of art has made for a nice segue into a slice of the wall of remembrance up at the Mercy Hospice. This was taken at the beginning of the Heroic festival tour. The wall spans approximately 8 to 10 metres.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
3: The Speaker of the House with his giant bull:
Oh Geoff I forgot to say, what a load of!!Are we talking huge or what !:)
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Hard News: This Is Not A Complicated Issue, in reply to Craig Ranapia,
No, exactly the right one. Faabulous! :)
I popped some shots of it on the roamin' thread if you would like a glimpse of the charitable event. I suggest if one goes next year, take your walking shoes and only some places will let you wee as a note to self , but well worth the experience. When I get home I will put up the wall of remembrance at the Hospice over at the roamin thread. At least that is what it said to me. That is faabulous:)
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to JacksonP,
Stranded in paradise.
Oh yes the pool was a meandering one with an island of palms, hibiscus,cycads and broms. photo ops were few because there was little walking room and many visitors
At the front of the Grey Lynn Villa however...
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Jackie Clark,
Yes it was Jackie! His name is Peter Brady. He is most friendly and now that I know he is open I may go have another look. It is well worth it .Very quirky. The whole garden is full of sculpture, birds and many many plants. well worth a look. :)
He even has a pond
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And just quietly,he and his garden was the most welcoming. Others seemed a bit pretentious. The other day I spotted these recycled Vietnamese oil drum sculptures and here was some in this mans garden. I like. :)
