Ah Melbourne, where it rains on you even when the sun is shining. And then a duck shows you her arse. Sigh. Still, I hope you are enjoying your new home, Anaglyph.
hey mybrid. I love Melbourne - I'm there about every month if I can be. It's been dry. You can see in the photo the platform the man is on - it's usually under water so he is standing right on the surface of the pond. In fact, his umbrella is solar powered - so the more the sun shines, the more rain he gets. It's one of my favourite poublic art pieces. I can't speak for the duck,
If Malach reports you and you get *the tag* ... will you move to WP?? I'm curious ... is the statue of someone in particular, or just a representation of a happy Melbourne resident?
sara sue: He's just your regular Melburnian. Here is the front of him and a lovely side view.
phoebe fay: You are tender-hearted towards our green companions. I'll photograph them in January when I am next there, and we can see how they are faring.
Oh, he just ducky dabbling. Ducks dabble. It's what's so charming about them. I once actually donned my boots and strode into an ice-cold spring stream to teach an orphan-gaggle of duckies I had raised to dabble.
I took these photos with my Lumix camera. It has a Leica lens. Laika was the first dog in space. Dogs In Space is an Australian film made in 1986. My friend Fiona played Barbara the Socialist. Now my friend Miss Simons lives two doors from the house where Dogs In Space was shot in Melbourne. I just sold the Dogs In Space R-rated soundtrack LP on eBay for $26.
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PORN! I am flagging your blog!!! You will be ostracized just like Sara Sue!
Flag away and be merciless, Malach. I feel it only gave sara sue's blog added cachet to be deemed offensive. So flag away, worthy man.
Ah Melbourne, where my husband will arrive tomorrow, and I won't.
Life sucks. Big time.
I thought it hasn't rained in Melbourne in several months? Is the draught over? I noticed there's a 70% chance of rain on Wed.
hey mybrid. I love Melbourne - I'm there about every month if I can be. It's been dry. You can see in the photo the platform the man is on - it's usually under water so he is standing right on the surface of the pond. In fact, his umbrella is solar powered - so the more the sun shines, the more rain he gets. It's one of my favourite poublic art pieces. I can't speak for the duck,
If Malach reports you and you get *the tag* ... will you move to WP?? I'm curious ... is the statue of someone in particular, or just a representation of a happy Melbourne resident?
Ducks are such indiscriminate little buggers, always showing off their arse to someone.
And those trees look like they would like a little of that umbrella action if they could get it.
sara sue: He's just your regular Melburnian. Here is the front of him and a lovely side view.
phoebe fay: You are tender-hearted towards our green companions. I'll photograph them in January when I am next there, and we can see how they are faring.
Oh, he just ducky dabbling. Ducks dabble. It's what's so charming about them. I once actually donned my boots and strode into an ice-cold spring stream to teach an orphan-gaggle of duckies I had raised to dabble.
-Daddy Duck
I love ducks; how can I not when they go arse-up on such a regular basis?
colonel: What a wonderful image.
hereT: What's not to love? And they are delicious!
The sarcasm of that comment will just run off me like water off a duck's arse.
It is supposed to be 37 degrees here tomorrow. And then 19 on Tuesday. At least it's not dull.
As they say - Melbourne: if you don't like the weather, wait fifteen minutes.
Now I know where to come to get my weekly dose of duck porn. It's hard to find these days.
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