Join us on our delightful stroll around the Woodland Sculpture Garden at Salena Stamps where the works of Peter Boex are around every corner. Click on any photo in the gallery for a larger view.
After coming to singing with me this morning, I let LiveWire No 3 loose with my camera in the garden and she took some beauties. This is my favourite.
Muker, the copper crow
Both youngsters finished off their glass shooting stars this afternoon.
Shooting stars
And, of course, we went to the beach later in the afternoon for another session of dam building and stream diverting.
Having fun
As I was on my way to our market in Redruth this morning, I saw that three little dogs had been tied up to our wonderful Welly Dogs and it amused me.
Tinners’ Hounds by David Kemp
I met the lovely Mr S for lunch today at The Warehouse in Penryn. We had the most delicious meal from the Brunch menu – Potato and Onion Hash and a Garlic Mushroom with a Fried Duck’s Egg!
Brunch
We bought cake to take home for afternoon tea!
Courgette Cake – also delicious
We are enjoying our fresh greens and purples – our Kalettes. I cook them briefly in garlic butter and the water they were washed in – and they are delicious. Thanks to our allotment friends for giving us the baby plants.
Kalette
One of our Christmas presents was a freestanding tea cup pouring liquid into a splash. It’s a 3D printed piece based on a Bobby Duke original and we love it.
Tea cup
This song came my way today and pleased me greatly. I want to learn it! Given the crazy politics in our country, we do indeed ‘need each other now.’
Outside the bank in Truro we came across a sculpture. I need to find out more about it.
Metal work soldier to commemorate 100 years since the end of the Great War
The lights are on in the City of Truro.
Christmas Angel in Truro
The following very moving poem came my way and I have permission to share it. It is one of the ‘ghost generation’ in the sculpture above.
Eternity by Kim Ridgeon
If only no-one could see the borders, whether from outer space on here on our blue planet. Thank you for this, Kim and Jean for introducing me to it.
Our lovely neighbour is home again after being away in China for a month where she and her brother have been constructing an amazing sculpture, the Chinese God, Thousand Mile Eye.
Thousand Mile Eye by Sue Hill and Pete Hill
Showing the scale
Sue brought us home presents – Â a beautifully embroidered scarf for me and a super sharp peeler for Mr S.
Beautiful scarf
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