The highlight of our month was a trip to Sydney to stay with our daughter, son-in-law and two year old grandson but also to visit “Sculpture by the Sea”. This was our first time at this annual art exhibition which began in 1997, along the coastal path and beaches between Bronte and Bondi. It was a lovely day out with art to interest each of us.
We had a couple of hours in the city before our flight home, where the jacaranda trees were beginning to flower.
This is my contribution to Su’s Changing Seasons post.
What an awesome experience. So many different sculptures, colours and moods. Love it.
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Definitely worth a visit, Miriam
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I’m so glad you’ve posted this. I love Sculpture by the Sea, but couldn’t go this year. I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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We loved it and had the perfect day weather wise. A monday and not too busy. Definitely on our list for another year.
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It’s one of the best organised exhibitions of its kind I’ve ever been too. And the setting is magnificent. I learned (the hard way) that weekdays are best — and Mondays seem best of all.
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I would love to see that amazing sculpture by the sea Ruth so thank you for giving us a glimpse of it and I love the jacarandas
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We don’t get jacarandas here in Tassie, so I wasn’t expecting the glimpses of the purple trees from the train in Sydney. I then took family on a hunt for jacarandas to get some photos 🙂
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I am not in a part of the world where jacaranda trees are, but now I wish I was . . . gorgeous!
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I love jacarandas. Melbourne is full of them this year. We are little elevated so too much frost.
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