Australian snakes are known to be among the most dangerous in the world, some biggies too! Not quite as humongous as the snake on Wellington Street reflected in the window of Jamaica Blue in King's Square, painted a few years ago by Belgian artist ROA during Form Public (have a look) Mexico has a ginormous reptile also! I was lucky enough to watch ROA at work and whatever you may think of street art a piece of this size and complexity is an incroyable endeavor. Hope you're having a better weekend than moi, have spent most of it in bed with change of season flu, c'est la vie! Happy Sunday, take care and stay safe...
I didn't know Aussie snakes were big and venomous! Has the country ever been called "Reptilian"? So sorry you're not feeling well. Hope the bug leaves you soon and you can get out and about and continue your fabulous photography!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant reflection! We might be in different hemispheres but, I'm right there with you in bed this weekend. I caught a cold on Thursday and I've been trying to tackle it ever since. None of my usual remedies seemed to work this time. I hope you are better soon and me too!
ReplyDeleteI like ROA, snakes not so much!
ReplyDeletevery nice capture in the first photo
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are unwell. We didn't spend enough time in Wellington Street or Northbridge. The snake is cool.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a Roa piece in real life, Grace. Hope you feel better quickly - I just got a flu shot on Tues so I hope i'm safe for the winter!
ReplyDeleteOkay that Acadia thing was scary enough..now snakes? Eeek!
ReplyDeleteGet well dear, you are going to need your strength for that Christmas crowd. I would even come and help if I were closer!
For the recipe for that cheese ball go here http://www.cookingchanneltv.com/recipes/garlic-herb-turkey-cheese-ball.html. I did not add dill...but did use a few onion flakes. I also toasted pecan chips to roll it in instead of almonds.
Maybe you could even make it into a "fat" raindeer...by removing the tail and adding pretzel twists to the head.!
Marvelous work! Get your rest.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images Grace! Love that reflection. Get the rest you need so you can get back to your photography and entertain us.
ReplyDeleteSorry about that! Get will soon.
ReplyDeleteThat is a most slithery reflection in that glass. Sorry to hear you are under the weather. Rest this weekend, and recover quickly.
ReplyDeleteWhat with snakes and spiders you are spooking me out. Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeletewhat a great reflection! I just got over a cold...they must be spreading around the planet!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots again, Grace!
ReplyDeleteAw, get well soon!
Nice reflection Grace, I remember the warnings for your snakes overthere when we visited Australia.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections. Hope you get well soon Grace!
ReplyDeleteI heard about Australian snakes. Very dangerous!
ReplyDeleteGosh what a great town!
ReplyDeleteGreat work by ROA and Grace.
ReplyDeleteI like these reflections ...
ReplyDeleteI do hope you are feeling much better now Grace
All the best Jan
I've heard a lot about Australian snakes. I recently shared a photo of one on my Facebook page--it was trying to crawl into someone's mailbox!
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