One of the consequences of the summer bushfires is that large quantities of burnt timber has been washed down rivers and streams and into the sea and it is now washing ashore on beaches all up the east coast as driftwood.
With so many people in lockdown and exercising on the beaches creative hands have turned to building driftwood sculptures and "shacks"on many beaches. Here in Terrigal there is a wonderful driftwood horse on the edge of the lagoon. The builders obviously decided that it should be a horse from the famous Australian Light Horse Rregiment as it has some poppies attached and a "Lest we forget" board put there for the recent Anzac Day.
Love this kind of creativity! And it is well done!
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