MONA and The Mill

Friday before last Steve and I rendezvoused at MONA.  Steve drove from Tribes and I caught the MONA Roma from Hobart.  My photos are hopeless but here's a couple to catch the spirit of the day.

Continuing the food theme, here's a close-up of my birthday cake and a few of my favourite things.

This Saturday Sandra and I dropped in to invite Liz to Milton's Vineyard for wine and tapas.  Liz was delighted, particularly so because Sandra could set up her Bernina sewing machine for her.

Today Steve and I went to the Reorder exhibition at Spring Bay Mill.  For me it was lovely to see it in rather different weather from Saturday.

This is the performance space where we go to concerts.  It is open to the elements on the other side.  If all goes well, one day it will be as smooth and slick as MONA.

That's what it used to be all about - loading woodchips on boats for processing in Japan.
On the way home we dropped into the Door Sales of the Spring Bay Mussel Company.  I am very keen on their products.  Here is a curious sculpture on the wall of their building.

Possibly indicating a pilgrimage for me.