Posts by Ian Dalziel
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Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to Nora Leggs,
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Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to ChrisW,
the AntyChristo...
it’s all go in the ant world
Art? Who knew that ants surfed?
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glazed expression...blinking windows…..
the panes reign on this plane
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streamline…
All flowers should terminate in a butterfly
all flowers terminate in the Ocean…
there they cede to salinity.
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Cinderdrella?Additional evidence – the sandal appears to be levitated,
as if not quite beamed in yet …the surrounding spread of dark smuts and charred debris
makes me think it’s more ‘jaywalking vampire,
crossing against the sunlight…’ -
Hard News: Cultural Heroes and living memory, in reply to Hebe,
visions…
On an LSD HDTV screen?
nah, with a rat named Ralph, in a bedroom,
of a rambling flat in Kilmore Street…Phil was living in Peterborough St at the time,
he used to pay for all sorts of things
with paintings and drawings…I used to visit a friend at the flat of one of his benefactors
who had this battered bartered bacchanal brooding on the wall
of his room – a room one would perhaps have called,
in more formal times, the smoking room…
I thought of it as the drawing room, it drew me…( aside: The owner eventually went to Australia, but the
wall painting was too damn big to take over,
so he left it with another friend, to look after,
which they did for many years, until they sold it,
without telling owner, and trousering proceeds,
much bitterness ensues.well that’s how the story goes, as I heard it
I think it’s in The McDougall, er CAG, these days.)
funny old game life, eh…
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Capture: Art On The Street, in reply to Jonathan Ganley,
Missing links...
it’s been a while since any mini golf was played there …
...flogging a dead course?
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Hard News: Cultural Heroes and living memory, in reply to DexterX,
Phillip Claremont's
ahem, Clairmont
having spent an unconscionable amount of
impressionable time in a room with the
wall size hessian Hendrix Fireplace...
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Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to ChrisW,
the game's afoot...
pukekos, a heron too?
...or little people with these thongs on...
(I always wanted to carve 'FLIP' and 'FLOP' on my Jandal© soles),,
but have baulked at introducing more visual signal pollution to
natural areas - the literal to the littoral, if you will...(hmm, memo for next election:: two pairs rubber stamped sole shoes, with ingenious ink feed socks (natural waterbased biodegradable ink, natch!), one with cloven hoofs impression. t'other with a National logo walking side by side through the streets... so long, Spring Heel John! )
Grays allegory...
first glance I saw shadows of fence posts and a barbed wire fence…
me too...
gotta get out of the Socrates' Shadow Puppet cave more often......off to the mini vintage market - cnr Barbadoes and Kilmore
Book Fridge site, opp old Piko/now YogaBase, today (11 - 2pm sat 23). -
Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to Nora Leggs,
Forgotten signs?
.Flame o, Nora, evocative capture...
...my name is Legion...
The southernmost lost Roman Cohort,
trudges toward the Westlands...?...this augurs ill,
once apron a time..,
Heads up, read the spaces.
Dislodged Masonry ahead! -
Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to Nora Leggs,
gaze upon my works…
Archeological find in Takapuna
Well dug,
but how do you pronounce it?
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McKenzieThe Anglicised Mackenzie had originally been pronounced “Mackaingye” – with a modern English Y sound represented with the letter yogh ȝ.
and Swanson’s classic Yozin as well?
will future archaeologists need a Rosetta Tone
to arrive at sound conclusions?
(or even an MP3 player?) -
'tis pity she's 'ore...
Gina 'Flintheart' Rinehart has no siblings,
so she can't be the Auntychrist...
accents aside, what would the
Aussie equivalent be?
a Bunyip or Yowie?
I reckon the Yara-ma-yha-who
fits the bill...