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Work began yesterday on the second cold cast bronze bust for the Mary MacKillop Primary School at Sunshine, Victoria and the wax is also ready at the foundry for a memorial in a parish church at Canberra, ACT.
I should soon be working on a new project of a sculpture of aboriginal soldiers to be cast in bronze for Adelaide, SA. I hope this will start in June this year and will give me work for 4-5 months.
Meanwhile I am enjoying painting and also getting out on a few trails.
I did the Pioneer Women's Trail a few weeks ago which begins at Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills and climbs up steeply over Mt Lofty and down to Beaumont in the suburbs and is a 26 km trail that in the early days of colonization, the Pioneer women walked their wares to sell in Adelaide.
I teamed up with a couple of other walkers and took 5 hours 25 minutes to complete.
My friend Cathy and I will be out tomorrow to walk another steep hill, Chapman's Track. We usually get out walking bush tracks once a week and I go out another morning per week.
Last week we were out and came across two groups of kangaroos in the bush and the week before I sighted a Koala in a gum tree. It's a great feeling when you come across native animals on our walks.
I should soon be working on a new project of a sculpture of aboriginal soldiers to be cast in bronze for Adelaide, SA. I hope this will start in June this year and will give me work for 4-5 months.
Meanwhile I am enjoying painting and also getting out on a few trails.
I did the Pioneer Women's Trail a few weeks ago which begins at Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills and climbs up steeply over Mt Lofty and down to Beaumont in the suburbs and is a 26 km trail that in the early days of colonization, the Pioneer women walked their wares to sell in Adelaide.
I teamed up with a couple of other walkers and took 5 hours 25 minutes to complete.
My friend Cathy and I will be out tomorrow to walk another steep hill, Chapman's Track. We usually get out walking bush tracks once a week and I go out another morning per week.
Last week we were out and came across two groups of kangaroos in the bush and the week before I sighted a Koala in a gum tree. It's a great feeling when you come across native animals on our walks.
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