I had a bit of fun writing the toilet post but I'm sick of it now so I thought I'd show you the rest of the photos from my Silo Art Tour.
Gunnedah water tower art & museum
Dunedoo Lions Park
White Faced Heron
Black Swan
the Wiradjuri name is Dhundhu
Laughing Kookaburra
Wiradjuri name - Gugubarra
Barn Owl
Ngugug
Wedge Tailed Eagle
Maliyan
And Ms Wedgie from a different angle
Not a bird at all
Wow, the sculptures are fantastic. I may have said it before but it is good to see public art in NSW that I've not seen and probably won't.
ReplyDeleteI loved the sculptures so much I stood in the rain to look at them all.
DeleteI'm glad you like seeing it :)
I like the way you always give respectful nods to indigenous cultures and their languages.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I wouldn't think of it if I wasn't following the lead of the interpretive sign
DeleteInteresting tour.
ReplyDeleteThanks Red
DeleteWonderful sculptures! I wonder how the barn owl name is pronounced in the Wiradjuri language?
ReplyDeleteWell, I found the pronounciation for Ngugi, so I think I can assume from there. The internet is awesome.
DeleteThis comment belongs with the one not yet moderated, lol
DeleteQuite a number of comments went to spam and I would have missed them completely except I went looking for one that seemed to disappear.
DeleteI will have to find the pronounciation of Ngugi because I don't know it and yes, whatever did we do before the internet?
Those are very inventive bird sculptures, I'd love one! - Certainly worth a trip to see them.
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The bird sculptures are wonderful. So is the Gunnedah water tower. All well worth a visit.
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