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This weekend the Couch Potatoes of Chez Reynella headed of the the
"Dinostory" sand sculpture at Port Adelaide.
A bit pricey to get it, but it was seriously worth it. Heaps of massive, detailed sculptures (like the one to the left) all done in just sand. Now I am a sucker for dinosaurs of any type, but these were remarkable and impressive beasties. (Click image to enlarge)
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There was a guided tour (very interesting and informative, though I seethed to learn of the vandal attack on the scuplures a week ago) , a "dino dig" (a bit cheesy that one) and a workshop on making sand sculpture. The workshop was pretty good, and you got to play with sand and with professional tools. The sculpture just above is MiddleOnes Sea Serpent chasing a fish. All in all a very nice way to spend the day.
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# posted by Ian Musgrave @ 10:30 pm