Showing posts with label Kaze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaze. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Art around Enderby



Welcome to Enderby, with the famous Cliffs painted on the sign.













Art seams to be all around as you walk down the side walks of Enderby. Each time I take a walk, a drive, a bike ride, I see something new.



















The library has a sign with books on one side and on the other is a girl reading. As you look through the photo's you can guess what the business is by the picture on the paintings.










































The owner of the pet shop sometimes has her art hanging on the walls.

























































































I should walk by here more often you can smell the flowers from across the street.
















































Seniors have many modes of transportation



















The Cornerstone Garden Enderby In Bloom 2005. A beautiful little garden off of George St.


























































































This Mural is on City Hall and it has to do with Enderby & District Community Play 1999.."Not The Way I Heard It" Until I got closer to the Mural I thought it must have been something to do with the Alien invasion of 1818. Just joking, that's one way to start a rumor. The Artist and designer is Frances Hatfield.





















































This is painted on the dollar store window but is beginning to fade.
















Crystal Gardens
Must check this out.















Love the chop sticks
























Museum
















The Eagle and Salmon sculpture in front of City Hall is amazing.





















































We were sorry to see LULU'S for sale and closed













The building this sign is on has had a frenzy of work being done to it.


























Enderby Skate board park a plethora of impromptu art








































Fish Lovers seam to like the cutzie fish.

































What a surprise to find this fasinating "Quilakwa Art Gallery" at the Super Save Gas. You can stop off for fuel, check out the art and then go to the Flea Market







































































































Don't overlook the slick Eagle on the porch.



































What did I miss? The painted fire hydrents, and tomorrow when I go out I'm sure I will see something new.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

I still haven't floated down the river but in between unpacking, sorting, cleaning, painting and looking in every room and out side space three times only to forget what I was looking for in the first place. We have had some fun. These are just a few of the things we have done.

Grindrod Garlic Festival. Garlic braiding contest.





































Preparation for the braiding of the garlic.


































I had never seen flowers woven into the garlic braids they were lovely.
















Jessica and Karen proof we were at the Grindrod garlic festival. The sun was beating on our faces for this photo. It had rained in the morning and the air was very fresh.







Dinning at "Kaze" Japanese Restaurant.















Red sun from our yard, the day before the big smoke. With all the wild fires the sun and the moon were red.


















OK the preparation for painting the living room is kind of fun, it's the kind of fun you have when the job is done.













Biking Back Enderby road, it was a beautiful day. I had to wear Steve's gloves since mine are packed somewhere. I have new ones now. Steve has been biking to work in the morning and home for lunch. It takes him about 5 minutes





























Fun in the sun and the fresh air with interesting scenery all around .
Floating down the river would be a much nicer way to spend my time rather than cleaning up after someones dog every morning. I spend a lot of time thinking up ways to discourage this invisible dog.