Weston Super Mare and The Yellow Sky (by sarah)
We went to Dismaland thanks to my friend Becca who nabbed us the tickets - it was interesting and not as disturbing as I was expecting though Alaric reminded me not to look in the Cruel Bus - there are photos but you wont see them yet - possibly not before the end of September as I kind of think if you can you should go and if not then you can wait to see my pics 🙂 Also I've written a poem - part of my Found Poems of the Concrete which will accompany the images.
What you do get to see is the rest of our day at Weston which includes a strangely yellow sky!
It was not sunset - the sun is up in the white bobbly clouds!
Suggestions have so far been pollution and sand storm - I think the sand storm is most likely it was quiet a windy day and this part of the country actually has proper sand on it's beaches and that is more land over there in the distance!
We also found Yoda!
And a tea room with only cow milk and no gluten free stuff who basically ignored us and doted on the old people who were spending £40 a pop. I was not impressed and they are not going on list of recommends especially as they do not have a sign saying high teas need to be booked in advance and informed us it's all frozen and needs defrosting. I think this may make me now an officially old person.
On a brighter note we also found some epic sand sculptures which are part of an annual festival. 🙂
We got to watch this guy working on a space invaders section of what appeared to be a giant gamers birthday cake!
This underwater seascape was my favourite!
For a start it's underwater, then it is archeology and it was EPIC!
Then there were these 3D portraits from around the world which were stunning!
These were really beautiful.
There was an oooooook written on the walls of Dismaland and a walk around the sculptures down the road revealed the culprit 😉
He was sitting by a big book of jungle creatures.
It appeared to be coming to life!
I posted it in one of the Discworld groups I'm in and several people pointed out that the Liberian does not have cheek pouches - I pointed out it was actually just the remnants of Horace's hair 😉
I also took some amazing 3D pictures which I need to work out how to get printed as I still can't afford the 3D screen idea I had when I first got the camera!
With all the photo taken, everybody else wondered off but it was ok because they found a tea party for Alaric to join in with 😉
Though he did seem a bit confused!
Anyway - here is a butt load more pics 🙂
I think Alaric liked this Virtual Reality guy.
He seemed to be trying to strike up a convo!
Games, and fairy tales and fiction seemed to be the theme. And the angle on this chess board is amazing.
And last but certainly not least - the Sand Dragon! On a horde of sand gold!