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Showing posts with label Tyabb Art and Craft Village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyabb Art and Craft Village. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Timothy...


in 2010, this used to be part of a little railway
for children's entertainment at the Tyabb Art and Craft Village, Tyabb...
Sadly, this part of the business fell into disrepair and has now been removed...


a little railway
invites the child within
to ride with magic


Linking to:
Signs, Signs



Tuesday, October 6, 2015

a collection of wares...


a collection of wares for sale at Tyabb Art and Craft Village, Tyabb...


bits and pieces
mostly garden features
needing some love


Linking to:
Ruby Tuesday Too


Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Y is for yellow...


Y is for yellow...
(Continuing my series on the Mornington Peninsula)

There are many unusual features around the Mornington Peninsula that are dressed in yellow.

Above is a sculpture for sale at the Tyabb Art and Craft Village.


The old Dromana Hotel is bathed in yellow.


Yellow umbrellas in a Mornington street


Signs for wine and vineyards may be proudly yellow.
The one above is at Merricks General Store.


Even rusting yellow has its charm.
This old boat has been sitting in the front yard of a Hastings property for some time.


Many many peninsula boat sheds feature in yellow.
This is a view of Dromana beach and just one yellow boat shed and another touched with yellow.

yellow shines
even on grey days
yellow smiles


The street sign in Dromana often welcomes summer visitors with a touch of yellow.

Linking to:
ABC Wednesday Round 12 - Y is for yellow

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

T is for Tyabb...


T is for Tyabb...
(Continuing my series on the Mornington Peninsula)

Tyabb, in the hinterland of the peninsula, is probably best known for its quaint little antique, art and craft village.
It is like wandering through a wonderland of treasures all swirling round an unusual dining experience - an old red carriage of a train.
(Such old carriages were fondly called "red rattlers".)









where old dreams whisper
and new dreams may long to fly
a village with soul


Apart from being the hub of antiques and crafts, Tyabb is also home to the small Mornington Peninsula airport.
Each March, this airport hosts an airshow.


Linking to:
ABC Wednesday Round 12 - T is for Tyabb

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Red Rattler Shadows


An unusual dining experience at the Rattling Red Cafe, Tyabb Art and Craft Village.
A vintage train carriage - once known as a "red rattler" has been converted.


Umbrella shadows
Fringed with the shadows of chairs
Red rattler whimsy


Linking to:
Shadow Shot Sunday 2

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Fairies in My Garden


A sign at the Tyabb Art and Craft Village for one of many romantic little shops.

Romantic whimsy
Invitation to romance
A little magic

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Sunday, March 4, 2012

Old Pram


Old pram for sale at the Tyabb Art and Craft Centre, Tyabb

Remote kind of world
When prams were solid buggies
Tall and cumbersome


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Monday, February 27, 2012

When Sun Meets Moon...


A garden feature for sale at the Tyabb Art and Craft Village, Tyabb

A pairing of light
A romance of day and night
A source of wonder


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Sunday, January 22, 2012

This Could Be Demeter or Ceres


A touch of shadow shapes round a sculpture at the Tyabb Art and Craft Village.

Gathering wheat sheaves
Demeter of our old legends
Symbol of Nature


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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Been Here Before


A little mosaic pathway that welcomes to a special little shop in the Tyabb Art and Craft Village.
The shop is called Been Here Before and offers a beautiful range of handcrafted mosaics, garden features and recycled furniture.
You may even join classes here!


Outside is a world of amazing artwork set in a garden!


My favourite is this whimsical sculpture!


But I also love the concept of a pot within a pot!


It is a like a fantasy world of enchanting ideas!


Thank you Roz for showing me round your magical corner of the village!

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