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Challenge No 3: Catch, cook, fight with and eat a lobster

We went here hoping to get breakfast...closed for Eid.

It's been two years since I was at the church at cook's creek. I had to go again today, for no other reason than to HDR the interior.

I love the 70's bright stuff use it all the time.

After you've sealed it, place it on a tray and roll more. Then cook and eat and enjoy!

In the gardens of Cooks' Cottage, Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne. Repost in B&W September 2020.

 

The sculptor was Marc Clark, who was born in London, England in 1923. In 1973 Clark was commissioned to create this statue, which was for the garden of the show house of the Endeavour Hills housing estate, in a suburb south east of Melbourne.

When the show house was sold it was moved to another show house, but when this was sold to Doctor Sylvia Smith, an English medical practitioner, it was considered to be too expensive to move it again, and so it remained in her garden.

In 1996 the owner of the statue was Dr Mark Hassed, an Endeavour Hills dentist, who tried to sell it, first privately, then by auction, but it seems nobody wanted the statue. It was then gifted to the City of Melbourne in 1996, and accepted by the Melbourne Open Air Sculpture Museum Trust.

In 1997, a place was found for the statue in the grounds of Cook’s Cottage in Fitzroy Park, Melbourne.

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Mount Cook Rd

2012 New Zealand South Island Trip

Cook & Book Brussel. An amazing bookstore/restaur

 

Cook & Book Brussel. An amazing bookstore/restaurant concept.

 

Cook & Book Brussel. An amazing bookstore/restaurant concept.

Une semaine en Nouvelle-Zélande dans l'ile du sud en juillet 2015.

Mount Cook (Hooker Valley)

Cook Forest State Park - Pennsylvania

My great grandmother and great great aunts

Cook's Natural Science Museum 412 13th St SE Decatur, Al Aug 8 2009

Looking across the Cook Strait from Owhiro Bay (Wellington's south coast). In the distance are the snow-covered peaks of the South Island's Kaikoura (l) and Richmond Ranges. Photo by SMG

Aitutaki Airport

A welcoming sign in the gift shop in Cook. I guess the 7 residents of Cook get a shock when the tourists rock up!

 

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Description: Chapter Banquet Announcement, 1919.

 

Photographer: N/A

Donor: Edgar W. Cook

Original: Single-sided paper in Ephemera folder

Credit: Edgar W. Cook Collection, Sierra Club-Angeles Chapter Archives

Image ID (file name): Cook 009 jpg

 

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