Myrene, Eliza's daughter had a picnic to go to on Saturday and asked if I could come along, well the interesting part about that was it was a picnic/BBQ for the hearing impaired, yep deaf people, Myrene is getting her interpreters degree in Auslan so I was ok she was filling me in on all the stuff that was happening. Myrene was wearing her fairy costume to the picnic to celebrate bright colours, more on that later. This picnic was really up my alley as you all know I really can't hear, I think it has something to do with plastic but never mind that, lets move on. I will have to show you pictures of the picnic later as they are on Myrene's camera and not Eliza's. Well after the picnic with Myrene all dressed up in a fairy costume, we went to Fitzroy Gardens in Melbourne these gardens have been here for over 150 years. These have got to be the best gardens ever as this is where some really magical stuff has happened and where Captain Cooks Cottage is. Here you can see me at the cottage sitting on the hedge with Eliza. Then we had a look at the gardens around the back and there was a statue of the man himself 'Captain Cook' can you believe that the man himself, oh but this is not the best part we went for a wander over to another special part of the gardens to a Miniature Tudor Village just like the ones back in the country where my creator Neet comes from and it was special for me to be apart of this little village. All these little houses were put there just for me in my size to fit too. This village was build by a man Mr Edgar Wilson a 77 year old who came from Norwood London. This village has been open since May 1948.
fairies and other mystical creatures carved into it. Here is a closer up shot of the tree and a little girl who I meet there who was so fascinated with my story and travels. This was only a little part of my day but I will have to tell you more in the next post so Julia at the Stamping Ground where you can see more desks, well I don't want her getting upset with me for having a long post. Yoda he is home whilst I am writing this because we are at a work place getting some culture, more on that later.
Bye for now, hugs to all and so sorry there in no Yoda but you have me.....
Flat Susan, Eliza & Yoda
21 comments:
Oh Flat Susan, you have been having a lovely time at the Fitzroy Gardens.I wonder if I will get to meet you when my husband and I travel to Victoria/Melbourne in October!??
Myrene looks so pretty in her Fairy Costume, and that little girl must have loved you!Looking forward to more adventures next week.
Judy
Oh Eliza, this is so perfect. Had a real good smile reading it and loved the photos. Not often we get to see you and tell Myrene I loved her outfit.
Missed Yoda but then I guess I can look back on an older post for my Yoda fix and it is nice to see Flat Susan again.
Thanks a bunch.
Hugs, Neet (no number yet as I am cheating a bit)
Good to see flat Suzanne is still enjoying her travels ! It looks lovely there
Jackie 10
Love those miniature homes, how did I miss this place when I was there lol. Looks like a great time she had with you all
Bridget #1
What an awesome post Susan! Nice to see Eliza too. That Tudor village and fairy tree are amazing. Looking forward to the rest of your adventures with Eliza(and Yoda of course). Thanks for all the good wishes, they really worked! Have a great week, Hugs, Shaz #26 xx
Lovely photos. Thanks for sharing today. Hope you have a great day and a lovely crafting week to come. Hazel, WOYWW #47 x
Hello Eliza, Yoda and Flat Susan happy WOYWW. Well done Susan stepping into Elizas shoes and sharing with us your visit around such an interesting garden, miniature tudor village and the fairy tree...looking forward to hearing more of your touring...enjoy your time in Melbourne. Cheers RobynO#27
What a fun post...love the pictures and the story. Thanks for sharing.
Be well Carole #59
What cool places you are travelling to! Thank you for sharing!
Cheers
Gabriele 16
That tree is super cool! Would love to see it in real life.
Happy travels and happy WOYWW !
Tertia#38
What a wonderful time you're having Flat Susan. Fabulous tree and like the fairy costume. Anne x #32
Fabulous post and lovely to catch up with Flat Susan again. Clearly she is having a wonderful time seeing the sights. The miniature village would be the perfect home for her. Love the fairy tree. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week. Elizabeth x #62
Hi Susan - and Eliza and Yoda - sounds like a great trip. I'm glad you're all having such a fab time. Chris # 29
Hi Flat Susan, Thank you for taking me round Fitsroy Gardens. They are indeed beautiful. I too liked the fairy tree. And to see you in your element in the miniature village was a sight to behold!
It was nice to see Eliza too for a change and Mylene of course in her fairy costume. I hope Yoda wasn't too bored on his own....
Thank you for letting me look over you shoulder.
Lisca#45
Thanks for calling by at mine earlier. My WOYWW visiting will all be done on the Thursdays from now til Xmas at least cos I've taken on extra days with my little twinnie munchkins :-) and living it. Flat Susan looks to be having a whale of a time with you ;-) enjoy every minute.
Hugs,
Annie x #30
Glad to hear FS has arrived I was wondering where she was. Good luck with all the visiting and hope Yoda doesn't get too jealous
Janet @19
Hi Eliza,
Lovely photos, especially the fairy tree. I wouldn't mind seeing that IRL!
I met Sandra De at a Tattered Angels workshop some years ago and she came across Woyww some time after that :)
What a great tree! Wouldn't mind seeing that IRL :)
Have a good week and thanks for dropping by earlier :)
sorry I'm so late getting here,I really thought I had stopped by... glad to see Susan getting out and about again, and it looks a truly magical place.. BTW Eliza,you asked last week, what was in the bottom drawer on the left - well they are my (mostly Hero arts) hats and shoes and faces stamps... and I didn't have to peek to check either! Helen 11
Hi Eliza and Susan, Gosh you had a fabulous day out, that cottage and village look such fun.
Thanks for visiting me, I'm sorry i can't find the link for you to the Christmas die.
Very annoying.
Chris #4
What gorgeous photos Eliza! And I love that your daughter is getting her interpreter's degree! My daughter works in the deaf community too at a place in Seattle called the Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services (ADWAS for short.) She's not an interpreter, but is fluent in American Sign Language, and runs the office there and keeps the place going!!
Happy WOYWW!
Amy E. (#3 last week but #74 this week...yikes!)
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