Regular readers might be fed up already with three days of "Mifletset" / Monster posts this week, but this photo was taken specially for today's SkyWatch Friday group. . Eyes in the sky? No, it is not some new secret Israeli radar. It's just a giant slide dedicated to the children of Jerusalem. .
I know her work. I actually went to a fabricators shop awhile back in Fallbrook California who was responsible for making the bases/armature for her work. Come visit...I have a post up about another female artist that I admire (ignore the comments on the post, they lean towards odd)
The Mifleyset is looking at the sky just like other participants to SWF today. Funny angle, Dina.
ReplyDeleteThis Golem is quite famous!
ReplyDeleteGood Skywatch!
Cheers, Klaus
I know her work. I actually went to a fabricators shop awhile back in Fallbrook California who was responsible for making the bases/armature for her work.
ReplyDeleteCome visit...I have a post up about another female artist that I admire (ignore the comments on the post, they lean towards odd)
Nice perspective. Happy skywatching.
ReplyDeleteShalom, Dina.
ReplyDeletethat's an interesting slide..great photos.
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Very interesting sculpture, Dina. Happy Skywatch day!
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice post. Hope to visit your place in the near future.
ReplyDeleteHi Dina. Shalom. Thank you for visiting.. don't know where to send my reply. I like your blog really. I'm learning a lot about Jerusalem.
ReplyDeleteThe boat (Doulos) left already. It's now in Taiwan.
Yours post help me to better comprise a very various truth from that Italian.
ReplyDeleteGood week end.
I couldn't imagine what the top pic was!
ReplyDeleteNice one Dina, I love the one below withthat amazing campus.
ReplyDeleteFunny angle ..
ReplyDeleteThis is fun! Love it when the kids slide out of the nose!
ReplyDeletewhat a great slide and enjoyed your post :)
ReplyDeleteI like how you are looking up at it. Thanks for sharing!
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The 1st shot is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm so tempted even virtually to try this out. Fabulous and very different skywatch.
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