The Artwork of Wendy Wanymalka
For sale . . .
at the Mindil Beach Sunset Market
A work in progress
Who put the bins out!?
Watch 0ut! 😎
Photography;
David B. Redpath © 2019
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David Redpath 
Sooo good.
Sinners. Ha!
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I slipped that one in
just for you, Bojana 😇🕶️
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I knew it.
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👌💛😎
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Fabulous work David. A true art, captured by the beauty and talent of your cameras.
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Thanks Scott.
The poor camera barely survived
Uluru /Ayers Rock! Now, in Darwin,
it’s been working non stop 😎
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Very good!:)
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👍 Thanks Stella 😎
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amazing as always
note to self push visiting Sinners to #1 on bucket list pronto!!!!
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Darwin is a great plan.
Just not in the wet season
That’s when cyclones and
the Jellyfish go prowling.
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really???? i think ill invite some mean girls from work buhuahhaaaahhhaaa…. lol
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Why not?
Crocs… sharks… snakes
Darwin’s got the lot 😎
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efn A!!!! lets see theres that one from that department and the two ones from down the hall oh yes the whole lot at HR lol just kidding i love my bunch but i’m loving the thought of Sinners tee hee!
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Amazing pics, David. I think it’s time for me to renew ties with estranged cousin residing in Darwin.
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It always helps to have
a local as a tour guide 👍
We just went for a swim in Darwin
Harbour, as the locals tipped us off
where the crocs are hiding 🐊 😎
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Beautiful sets!
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Thanks Hussein 🙏
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Beautiful work brother ❤
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Photographylically appreciated, Lloyd 🙏😎
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I love the Road Kill Cafe!
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You should try the Crocodile
Arancini Balls, Basilike.
Tastes just like chicken.
But apparently that’s exactly
what the crocs say about us 😎
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Ha ha! Yes, there is a good chance they do!
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One human can feed the family for
a whole week! And crocodiles recycle,
being environmentally friendly.
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But are we healthy meat? Never mind, Mrs Crocodile can use our bones to make necklaces.
I just thought of a crocodile showing their newest shoes to their friends — ‘from human skin’
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And a human skin belt, to keep
their crocodile skin pants up 🐊
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You are a man of style!
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And taste … just like chicken🐔
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And who doesn’t like chicken? It goes with everything!
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See you later stewed alligator
When it’s chicken for dinner
everyone’s a winner …
Except the vegan in the corner 😎
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There’s always bananas.
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“My yellow ain’t so mellow!”
~ Jimmi Hendrix
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You spoil us with these eye feasts.
And I seriously did think croc tasted like chicken when I had it!
I really enjoyed this, then the last pic… So moving!
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Yes, I got Linda to try out the Croc Kebabs
as I didn’t feel like chicken tonight 😎
Travelling through to the Top End has
been an eye opening education regarding
the “lifestyle choices” of the original indigenous inhabitants.
Facilitated by those whites who profit
from selling the grog.
We spent a day on the Tiwi Islands,
a no alcohol ‘dry’ zone, and the locals
seem to be most happy.
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So what did she think?
I am sure it has!
And I am glad to hear that.
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Totally awesome street art. 😎
And how was the food at the Road Kill Cafe?
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Surprisingly fresh, thanks Chris.
There’s nothing quite like eating
your national emblem for dinner.
Despite the rubbery after taste.
According to my understanding of
Zen Buddhism, there’s no problem
eating road kill. It’s all about some
poor creature’s bad karma, and not
wasting it’s life essence.
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You’ve captured art and everything else so well. 🙂 Your work makes me happy in my heart. 🙂
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Thank you most heartily, Charlie 🙏😎
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You are welcome, David. I miss you so much my friend. 🙂
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I’ve been back through the red desert
in a land with no internet. Yet,
I felt compelled to stand & salute
the Kaleidoscopic Anthem of a
far right mite multiverse!?
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Salute to the anthem Multiverse! 🙂
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A vey neat post, indeed!
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Thanks Resa.
The messy stuff coming up next 😎
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Great artsy-looking places. You got my funny bone though with Road Kill Cafe.
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Darwin is a happening place 👌
Especially this last week during
the Darwin Festival, Loujen.
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I love all of the artwork, although I doubt the size of my Chromebook screen does it justice. I don’t know about the Roadkill Cafe, though.
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I actually fasted whilst at the beach
market. There was way too much to
choose from (plus I’m not a fan of
consuming our national emblems)
Darwin is painted lady, reclining
I tropical coastal splendour 😎
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Just a word to say I find myself in agreement with the rest of your commenters, David.
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Thanks Peter 🙏
Keep on mapping the known, and
even the unknown, universe 😎
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Will do!
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Visiting you (and the blog) is like a gift, a prize, a wonder. xox
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Your kind commet
completes the trip.
Thank you, Lara 😎
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Experiencing urban art is like taking an inside view into the lifeblood of a city. Thanks for sharing David.
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For better, and for worse,
my inner urban pleasure 🙏
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Muhteşem
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çok teşekkür ederim 😎
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