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- #1657858bobbity December 10, 2017 at 9:05 pm
Thanks as always Val. I think our GUppie painted “Bonny Mc Cow” 🙂
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♫♪✿(◠‿◠)✿♥♫♪#1657873vale019 December 10, 2017 at 10:08 pmThat was really interesting, Bobbity, especially the story of Daisy’s Odyssey. What a lot of work and detail has gone into the painting of the sponsors story.
That lady is indeed an artist!#1657874kai December 10, 2017 at 10:08 pmThanks for the lovely flowers Val love them and the kind messages Bobbity as well. I remember now Emelle on the site and wish her and others would come back
Thanks Huiatahi for the reminder (you are a gem) loved her posts ..
..She and others have and did have So much to contribute to this site Hope they are back in 2018
Loved the cows then,,,, and still do now!!!
the 1st lot my fave is no 4 can just imagine driving up to that farmhouse and enjoying the company!!!
I dont think I am really any busier than any of you other girls on here, but because I have retained my old fashioned way with comp as R&R and have a 19 inch screen which stays in the office,,, I cant do emails or Gups sites or anything on the run lol
Have the tech here to read thru and the new ipad ,,,when I get time,, so can do it, wherever I am,, have ipad, phone tech etc for when we are away ,,but havent got round to getting it up to nearly 2018 except for necessary stuff for all here
As the saying goes “wont be long now” Thanks for the shares love them all
Kind regards to you all,,,, cos cant find my friends lists now on Gups to do a catchup x
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Replies: 109Anonymous December 11, 2017 at 1:11 pmThat’s great work on the cows. Some years back when my grandson was three, the town across way had a similar artistic drive by different artists. They went up for auction and which all proceeds went to charities in the Township. Of course GD bid ($450) and GS was in the paper. Some went for more or less. Now the monkey sits proudly among the garden statues around parts of the property. It was a different animal each year. Now I notice its a fire and ice gala. Chili and ice sculptors donated by all the different businesses.
#1658068bobbity December 11, 2017 at 10:23 pmThat’s really good that there is interest in getting these things going SOS. I think those of us who are city dwellers miss out on this sort of thing, and I know various country towns are so active in projects. Very good “therapy” for all concerned. 🙂
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#1658070bobbity December 11, 2017 at 10:26 pmQuote from Kai “and have a 19 inch screen which stays in the office,,, I cant do emails or Gups sites or anything on the run lol”… Unquote.
Well right there is the difference Kai, you’re always on the run and many of us are not, but sometimes wish we were… ?? . 😀 😛 🙂
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#1658071bobbity December 11, 2017 at 10:42 pmThat was really interesting, Bobbity, especially the story of Daisy’s Odyssey. What a lot of work and detail has gone into the painting of the sponsors story. That lady is indeed an artist!
Yes a very interesting read Val. Plus she painted 2 of the Morrinsville cows, so a feather in her cap. They must have all had such fun/enjoyment doing this, plus it will live on for some time. 🙂 She does commission work which is a real feather in her cap. Not every artist gets to do that. 🙂
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♫♪✿(◠‿◠)✿♥♫♪#1658233vale019 December 12, 2017 at 9:24 pmI think painting the cows would have been such a fun project .. they were able to let their imagination run riot & what a brilliant eye-catching idea for the town.
I enjoy seeing all the clever, quirky sculptures etc that are dotted around the townships of NZ- these things give life to any community.#1658237vale019 December 12, 2017 at 9:44 pmThese colourful comic book panels can be seen on the wall alongside the convention centre building site. They are on Colombo Street and section that faces into the square. It is a commissioned artwork produced by Felicity Jane Powell of RE:Edit Publishing.
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