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12 comments:
The title is self explanatory :)
I love that cartwheel - its colours are amazing.
Funny how lost things become found objects.
A couple of hours ago I put one up on flickr - a photo of something that I'd found, and someone else had lost, today:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/caroslines/2298138325/
HAHHAAA, your lost and found item would have been lost forever if in the bush Caroline :) The wheel was once involved in Sydney Harbour's defense.
would this be a track for the old gun placements Anon?
dast is founden zo get losten.
This track became one of the old coastal artillary tracks Simon :)
These things will most probably become lost again Albrecht von Krappa. I've lost them already apart from being digital images on this blog ;)
:o)
are you impressed? ( I am!!! that I recognise them!)
:o00
Gold star for Simon! You must have buried to lose the piece of iron because I had to dig it up to find it ;)
:o)
BTW Bearman and Anon need to come and see Sylvie Guillem and Akram Khan dance "Sacred Monsters" at the opera house......
Tickets are available.......and you will witness something that will make you dance. ( smile)
Oh blah, being sacred monsters no one would have known we were there. We will have to wear our gigantic, dark sunglasses now Simon! Heehee :)
I like the photo of the sleeper looking logs... why does a pile of abandoned grey logs look so Australian?
Heehe, I don't know why Abbey, but they DO always look Australian!
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