Adelaide - Day 3

On the third day we were out from 9 to 5:15, starting with the Jam Factory, an amazing craft center, a surprising art gallery next door with a show by artists with Islamic names, the Museum of South Australia with its wonderful collection of Aboriginal material, lunch/dinner at a Vietnamese restaurant and finally, the lovely Botanical Gardens. I posed with a famous comedian. And the weather was perfect. I can't seem to control the order of the pictures uploading and it takes too much time to rearrange them. So here's a code to identify where they were taken:
M = Museum of South Australia
B= Botancal Gardens
A= Art Gallery
S= Street
J: Jam Factory Craft Center

A: Woven U.S. dollars

A: Shredded U.S. dollars

M: Shields, clubs and knives

M: Objects related to Aboriginal mythology

M: Shields

M: One particularly fine example

S: Sculpture

S: Beloved Australian comedian

M: Shell decorated with geometric pattern and footprints of humans, kangaroos and emus.

J: Photo exhibition of sex organs of flowers

J: Ditto

J: Glassblowing studio

A: Mirror portraits of women

A: Weaving

A: Based on traditional crocheted skullcaps

A: Photo

M: Aboriginal faces

M: Pine cone containing the bunya nut I opened the other day.

M: Aboriginal herbs, seeds etc.

B: Amazonian Lily leaf

B: Birds

B; Tree

B: Bush

B: Lotus

FOOTNOTE: On the morning of this third day in Adelaide I first realized our hotel room had a balcony. That may give you an idea of the state of my mental awareness.

View from our balcony