More used to seeing the coupes restored, but wow those are some beautiful sedans! Especially the Olds. 
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Il dolce far niente
Taken a few days ago in Cefalù, Sicily.
Taken a few days ago in Cefalù, Sicily.
Like it, nice use of natural framing
More car - a Buick Eight Special De Luxe (1951?)
More car - a Buick Eight Special De Luxe (1951?)
One more band shot:
I've hung with these guys enough, I've gotta say of anything relatively local, these guys are REALLY worth checking out. Been goin' quite a few years now, and always put on a great show.
Apex predator finally wears down. Picture were taken about 10 seconds apart. Cats sure can sleep in funny positions
Leaving the cars for a moment 
I wonder what their sandcastles looked like, when they were kids
I am impressed of how many details they can get in there
I wonder what their sandcastles looked like, when they were kids
I am impressed of how many details they can get in there
Stop, or Stopped?
That's a very nice shot
More sculptures
More sculptures
^great sand sculptures!
They are fantastic, I'm just point-and-shoot'in' 
There are two places in Denmark where they have this kind of attraction, and the other place is on the Danish west cost at Søndervig.
I've read years ago that Søndervig is a "must" for the artists when they travel around the world doing this.
The two sites doesn't have the same theme.
The site I visited this time has an indoor exhibition which is interpretations of mainly Danish children songs, and the outdoor exhibition is a free interpretation of our times masterpieces.
There are two places in Denmark where they have this kind of attraction, and the other place is on the Danish west cost at Søndervig.
I've read years ago that Søndervig is a "must" for the artists when they travel around the world doing this.
The two sites doesn't have the same theme.
The site I visited this time has an indoor exhibition which is interpretations of mainly Danish children songs, and the outdoor exhibition is a free interpretation of our times masterpieces.
Ron R
I survived a lathey foreman
Amaziing what folks can do with their imagination and with just some sand. Thanks for sharing!They are fantastic, I'm just point-and-shoot'in'
There are two places in Denmark where they have this kind of attraction, and the other place is on the Danish west cost at Søndervig.
I've read years ago that Søndervig is a "must" for the artists when they travel around the world doing this.
The two sites doesn't have the same theme.
The site I visited this time has an indoor exhibition which is interpretations of mainly Danish children songs, and the outdoor exhibition is a free interpretation of our times masterpieces.
I think so too. Making a sculpture must be more difficult than a painting - and I wouldn't know if I am corrrect, I can't do any of those
a couple more
a couple more
I am amazed of how well the spots on the leopard and the pattern on the giraffe are shown
Amazing sand sculptures, and very nicely presented. Thanks for posting!
Did you guys see this? I can’t begin to understand the level of expertise required
Perfectly Timed Photo Shows Singing Blackbird Creating Vortex Rings with His Breath
Perfectly Timed Photo Shows Singing Blackbird Creating Vortex Rings with His Breath
That is amazing and very very cool.
