Giant squids and an Indiana Jones' adventure
Hey! It has been a while, sorry for that! I guess the fact that each photo takes around one hour to upload here.. Pulls down the attraction of putting anything up really. Anyhoo, here are my last two weeks in a very image heavy post.
For those of you that I have as friends on the faceplace this photo is the one I drew last week.
An entrance of the national park in Tamborine. I bike there a couple of times each week for a longer walk.
And when you are alone and sick and tired of the usual selfies you try out the timer.
A small champinjon breaking through the crust of the earth.
A foot path on the top of Mount Tamborine. Amazing if you ask me! So beautiful!
Giant squid
My gorgeous friend Lotte. She is from the Netherlands and here we went to the farmers' market in West End. I got three avocados for 2 AUD. Which is incredibly cheap. I also got a sourdough bread that was as lovely as the avocados. We also enjoyed some good lemonade and a musician that played wonderful music. https://open.spotify.com/artist/70xqsSaFzoHsDjzaQnjvTW
This is Tammie and her dog that once upon a time was a race dog. Happier and calmer days now.
This must be a joke. This is not traditional mozzarella. This doesn't even closely resemble mozzarella. This is a hard cheese with the wrong label. What is wrong with you Australia?
I attended a workshop in collaberative drawing, although I had to have a pause due to a severe headache.. I had it three days in a row. Not fun at all. I hope its not a migrain developing..
Morning routine at Tamborine.
Hobbles on one of the laziest horses around, but I love him anyway. Neil is the name of him.
Australian autumn is cold.
Imagine my surprise when I found out that this was not a very strange part of a sign..
The sign says danger.
Millepede all rolled up.
Elk horn fern in decay.
Slime fungi (if you translate it straight from Swedish because you are tired as..)
