To get an idea of the size of this sculpture here is Jack walking through it.
Viewed from another angle it shows the curves and texture of the material used. It becomes more of a modern art form.
This sculpture was in the National Arboretum in Canberra. We house sat in Canberra in the winter of 2014. It is the capital of Australia and is an interesting place to stay. One of the high lights, for me, was a visit to the recently created arboretum.
Click here to come back in time with me to rediscover that visit.
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Ailsa has an interesting theme this week, “letters”. I cannot remember the last time I received or sent a letter. I do remember, a long time ago, cherishing and rereading every word of letters sent from a loved one. I wonder if today’s technology generation ever send a love letter through the mail to their sweetheart?
Memories are made of this 
Very cool!
They were Dawn.
I do love sculpture, one day this will be wide green land!
The weather patterns are so unpredictable over here Gilly, but only up north in the tropics it is always green, biggest part of the country is dessert and drought.
Great image for the theme, Pauline!
Thanks Sue
This is just wonderful – the artwork and your rendition of same, Pauline. What fun. I do love BIG art.
It certainly made a BIG statement on the horizon.
What a great entry for the challenge! I really am sorry that I didn’t get to the arboretum or the botanic garden on my brief visit. But thanks to you I can see what I missed 🙂
There’s always next time Jude…
This is lovely, Pauline. What a clever sculpture and perfect for the theme 😀
Dorothy McKellar’s poem is a favourite of mine, always brings a lump to my throat.
I’m fascinated with this sculpture…and you captured it beautifully. I love the curves, and the creativity to think of it.
It is right on the top of a hill so very impressive