Penguins
Who doesn’t like penguins?
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I love penguins – what a fun post!
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I didn’t realise I had so many penguin art photos till I did this.
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I’ve always like penguins. I love the ice sculptures. What a fun post for this week. 😀
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Those adorable smiling faces. I’m in love with the little guy in the first picture. That last guy is huge! The ice statues are fabulous, too. You are right, “Who doesn’t love penguins?” Thanks for joining in this week. What a perfect post for PPAC. 🙂
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The big penguin is located in the town of Penguin. They have other penguin themed items around the town centre too.
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Maybe we will see more of them?
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We go there from time to time for the Sunday market so it’s possible.
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Yay! 🙂
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Story time: One of my earlierst memories includes but is not limited to penguins 😀
I still remember my mom walking me in a stroller, walking past a certain store window several times a week. It was snowy and the store showed some kind of a miniature water slide with pinguings going up and down. These miniature pinguins looked a lot like the ones in your first picture.
I like both the normal sculpture and the ice sculptures in your photos. The big penguin looks pretty funny. 🙂
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I think that Naomi has a toy with penguins going down a slide. Will have to photograph it when it gets unpacked.
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Would be funny if it is the same. I still have a vague picture of it in my head.
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Some of our older toys or rather their replacements came from Germany originally.
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This is fun! Do you get penguins where you live?
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There are colonies of Little Penguins, also known as Fairy Penguins all along the northwest coast. I haven’t heard of any at Sisters Beach but there are known colonies at Stanley, Wynyard, Burnie and of course Penguin. You can see them at dusk from certain viewing areas in summer and autumn.
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