Tropical Totem Gallery

The Sculpture by the sea event 2012, was another opportunity to remind ourselves what a beautiful city is Sydney. This has become one of Sydney's most popular events, combining the breathtaking scenery of Bronte, Tamarama and Bondi Beaches, wonderful Spring weather, and world class sculpture. We haven't attempted to show every exhibition piece here, but simply a taste of the wonderful experience that is Sculpture by the sea. The trail begins in North Bronte. Title: Trace - Sphere - Gate Materials: cast iron, glass Artist: Steinunn Thorarinsdottir - Iceland Title: the travellers have arrived Materials: bronze paint, fibreglass Artists: Gillie and Marc Shatner - NSW Title: together Materials: found local natural materials Artist: Elaine Clocherty - WA Title: pithoi Materials: steel, concrete Artist: Marcus Tatton - Tasmania Title: regenerate Materials: wood, paint, metal Artist: Kate Dunn - NSW Title: embrace Materials: granite Artist Roh Singh - Vic Title: done Materials: Queens

The Show originated as a 1974 concept recording and was subsequently adapted as a stage production, which opened on 4 February 1978 at Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney. Revised in 2000 with some new songs and lyrics. written by Reg Livermore Performers Janice Slater Peter Chambers Arthur Dingham Reg Livermore Tony Rose Trevor White John Young 1. What else is new? 2. Put 'em down 3. Lullaby 4. Rob a bank 5. Never going home 6. Better watch yerself 7. Dark walk home 8. Queen Victoria's fuzz 9. If I was a king 10. Die like a Kelly 11. Band together 12. Finale

The Show originated as a 1974 concept recording and was subsequently adapted as a stage production, which opened on 4 February 1978 at Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney. Revised in 2000 with some new songs and lyrics. written by Reg Livermore Performers Janice Slater Peter Chambers Arthur Dingham Reg Livermore Tony Rose Trevor White John Young 1. What else is new? 2. Put 'em down 3. Lullaby 4. Rob a bank 5. Never going home 6. Better watch yerself 7. Dark walk home 8. Queen Victoria's fuzz 9. If I was a king 10. Die like a Kelly 11. Band together 12. Finale

Established in the pioneering era, Millthorpe has a streetscape that has remained largely unchanged since the early 1900’s. The entire village is classified by the National Trust and the village centre has cobbled, bluestone bordered streets. Population is currently approx. 700 people, although on my visit, a Tuesday, the town was very quiet as you can see. The locals assured me that the town "comes alive" on weekends. Millthorpe is 3.5 hours from Sydney and Canberra, 30 minutes from Bathurst and 20 minutes from Orange – an ideal weekend getaway. The village is well known for fine dining, arts and antiques, a museum, boutique shops, hotels, wine tasting and accommodation. Millthorpe is located in Central NSW in the heart of a  cool climate wine region and is home to a vibrant community of local artists and has a diverse range of talented people living and working in the village. Millthorpe is set in a rural landscape amongst gently rolling hills with Mount Canobolas in the di