Patiently waiting to see the Fringe World Mermaids just one of the 450 strange and wonderful events going on in and around Perth during the Fringe World Festival. The mermaid tank in the Perth Cultural Centre is a big hit with children and the young at heart, with two shows every evening at 6 and 7pm until the festival closes on the 23rd February. There's a gasp from the front row as the door slides open to reveal a glimpse of the siren of the sea!
... there she is !
Every mermaid needs a merman....!
A flick of water from her tail scatters the youngsters shrieking and laughing......
.... and finally, this is what they've been waiting for.. kisses and gentles 'high fives' with a beautiful mermaid. I have heard that the mermaids appear every now and then at the marina close to me, will have to try and catch them actually in the ocean, that would be so cool! Aimee and I were at the Twisted Vaudeville Circus last night, sooo many pics, will show you tomorrow.. it was fabulous :) Happy Friday, take care and stay safe.....
Oh, how fun!!! I wish I were there!! And what beautiful, colorful captures for the day, Grace!! How wonderful for the kids -- and us grown-ups, too!! Fantastic post for the day!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThose are fun shots! I can see how the kids would just have a marvelous time!
ReplyDeleteFrom one mermaid to another!!! My nickname all through school was Mermaid...I was an avid swimmer...and my last name was Murman!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll need to travel all the way to Australia.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice event with the mermaid, never seen this before!
ReplyDeleteI think I'll go fishing.....
ReplyDeleteNow that looks like a nice way to cool down in the heat you are having! The question is, how does she stay underwater and smiling for any length of time? :-)
ReplyDeleteThere'll be a surprise on VDP tomorrow!
Oh that is just too cool ! A wonderful sequence of shots to tell the story.
ReplyDeleteIncredible. I can imagine the shrieks of surprise and happiness from the kiddos. And I really like the hats those two guys are wearing in that first shot!
ReplyDeleteI can think of one child who would be delighted to see this.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like that, really neat.
ReplyDeleteI've always believed in mermaids, Grace!
ReplyDeleteShe is a cutie. I would be in line for one of those kisses!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a gentle and exotic Fringe. We went to the original once in Edinburgh. It was rather more loopy.
ReplyDeleteI SAW HER!!!!
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That would be something to see.
ReplyDeleteStunning mermaid creating a sensation !
ReplyDeleteAwww, wow, guess next time will be mid-January, not November then! Awesome, Grace! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt must be so delightful for kids to see a "real" mermaid! They'll remember it all life long!
ReplyDeleteMust be fun!
ReplyDeleteWowee! I can hardly believe what you have shown us here. Wonderful, Grace! You are good at being in the right place at the right time :).
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