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So that's where the Sputnik ended! Thanks for the pictures, Ian!
Comment by Patricia 2 hours ago Joan,
My scooter photos disappeared when my other computer quit, & it was too sudden for me to save much of anything. Will have to get some new ones done up.
Patricia, you have determination and style -- that license plate for your scooter is perfect (and not just because of the cat)!
And thanks, Ian, for that taste of "Sculpture by the Sea". (Their website has an extensive gallery.)
Comment by Joan Denoo 3 hours ago Ruth, I like your comment of Eva's version of "Imagine". Her mellow sound, coupled with her story, does produce a melancholy rendition.
Eva died of melanoma cancer in 1996 at the age of 33.
Comment by Ruth Anthony-Gardner 3 hours ago Interesting sculptures, Ian. I didn't realize the second one was a dragon, thanks Joan.
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Comment by Joan Denoo 3 hours ago Ian, take advantage of the senior discount if you can get it, the consideration may not be there in 8 1/2 years.
On the other hand, it may feel better to be an "adult" not a "senior citizen". So, I guess it is best to do what works for you.
Comment by Joan Denoo 3 hours ago Ian, is this most recent piece also a light? I love the shape. All these interesting shapes arouse my curiosity. The Sputnik must have a story behind it. I am puzzled by the dragon ... is it flowers, or beer cans or ? "Sculpture by the Sea", Aarhus" led me to this intriguing site:
sculpture by the sea aarhus denmark. It answered my first question about the piece that looked like an imaginative lamp post. Thanks for the treats!
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