in shrinking shadows
no footprints on sundried grass
a new pair of shoes
Kim M. Russell, 24th July 2018
My daily response to Carpe Diem Summer Retreat 2018 Finding the Way
At Carpe Diem, it’s time again for the traditional seasonal retreat: a period of 30 days in which the goal is to write a daily haiku or tanka about a theme. In this year’s Summer Retreat the theme is ‘Finding the Way’.
writing in north norfolk 
A lovely haiku to go with the image Kim, those sculptures are wonderful! :o) xxx
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Thank you, Xenia – I have a few more photographs of that Sunday up my sleeve. 🙂
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🙂💖 xxx
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oh this is just a delightful poem! it works so well with the image and just refreshes the senses and the heart!
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Thank you so much Pat – I’m delighted you like it. I love this statue, and the little girl reading, but they are so expensive I could never afford them.
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I can imagine they are rather pricey. Still, one can dream, but perhaps, it’s even better that they haven’t been sold, so more can enjoy them?
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I think they’re keeping them all there for the duration of the exhibition. Apparently they are nearly all sold. I think it’s a brilliant idea and hope they do it again. I have a friend who is a sculptor who’d love somewhere to sell his work.
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it’s a really cool idea – and a most perfect way to allow for people to enjoy art works … and to showcase all kinds of talents …. I love it when spaces do this kind of “living” galleries 🙂
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Delightful!
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