The young man who was selling them owns his own gypsy type truck and looked like a bit of a hobo but honestly those are the best type of people to meet in life.
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Thursday, 19 April 2018
Cable Bay sealife sculptures
Linking up with Skywatch Friday for this one :-)
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Very creative!
Those fish are fantastic! I hope he sells them and continues sculpting. He has talent.
That fellow sounds like a free spirit with a lot of talent. I hope he does very well and stays free.
They would look fabulous on a wall. Hope you don't regret not buying one.
Wow, these are remarkable! The artist must be very skilled. I love the shell eyes.
Hello, the wood carvings are pretty. I love the whale. Enjoy your day and weekend ahead. Enjoy your day and weekend ahead.
One or two of those fish look good enough to eat! The young entrepreneur should do well.
Kay
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Love them.
Those are beautiful carvings. I wonder if the seller makes it to the gypsy fair that travels around New Zealand?
Why on the wall and not in a glass tank or bowl? I certainly would have been tempted to buy, too.
Those are absolutely beautiful carvings and I too would want to purchase one.
I find such talent remarkable: probably because I have no ability of that sort whatsoever. Cable Bay is, like so many places on that coast, truly beautiful.
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