Sunday, 31 December 2006

Sea urchin


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9 comments:

  1. Kate31 December, 2006 07:56

    Good shot! Lovely little fellow!

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  2. Paul Murphy31 December, 2006 09:17

    Happy New Year Sally.

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  3. Anonymous31 December, 2006 13:20

    Hi Sally, nice page(s). I found your Arncilffe page from a google search in which I tried to find info about an old building on acreage across from the river near the bridge at Tempe (I think) where some tall white or grey unit blocks now exist. I remember the site as a kid, I seem to remember it being a monastary or nunnery or similar. I always intended to get out there and do some photography before it was redeveloped, but was far too slow. Now that I have a digital at long last, I am beginning to document some things which I find interesting, and will create my own pages soon.

    Re the old building, do you remember what it was, did it have a name and if there is any info out there on the net about it?

    many thanks!
    Anthony
    anth_newlife@yahoo.com.au

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  4. Sally31 December, 2006 16:24

    Anthony - sounds very much like Tempe House to me. It was indeed owned by the Good Samaritan sisters at one stage. You will find an entry all about it in the archives of the Postcode 2205 site!

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  5. Ioanna31 December, 2006 18:54

    It looks like an apple with fuzzy hair! Very cute shot!

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  6. Olivier31 December, 2006 20:37

    belle photo.


    beautiful photograph.

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  7. Ming the Merciless31 December, 2006 20:49

    Yummy! I love sea urchin roe in my sushi. :-)

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  8. The Wellspring02 January, 2007 14:06

    This picture made me say "oooooo" :) I liked it!

    Happy New Year from Quito, Ecuador :)

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  9. annulla09 January, 2007 10:05

    Hmmm. A few days ago I ate sea urchin for the first time. Actually, it would be more proper to say I spit out sea urchin for the first time. It is far better to look at one of those cute little critters than to munch on them.

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