There are a few more objects of art in the garden.
The stone I got for a birthday present has been raised.
Farmer Ericsson brought over a cement tub.
This will sooner or later be rolled into the gothic greenhouse, tipped upright and filled with water for watering, and water art.
I had a bunch of cement pipe holes laying around that I didn’t have any use for. Why not make a garden cairn?
This old stump needed a flat sone on top.
The destination of our trip was Gunillaberg, an estate run by the danish floral artist Tage Andersen. The weather was a perfect mix of grey clouds, rain and even some sun.
There are lots of animals of various old fashion species and races that keep the grass perfectly trimmed.
A wild profusion of trees, bushes, shrubs, weeds and flowers
Art
And gobs of garden art
For many people the high point might be a concert in the conservatory
Or one of Tages pastries in the outdoor cafe
Or a visit to the outhouse.
Some art left behind
Taking it easy again
Round things 
There is a lot of dead ash and elm trees on the farm. They are gradually being cut down for fire wood. I help a bit and get some good logs for sculpting.
And garden art ideas
I went to an art exhibition in Enköping the other day – 8 young artists. There where a couple of objects fitting for a garden.
Another rabbit to go along with all the other actual rabbits.
Joanna Brisegård
A fox made of porcelain shards probably wouldn’t frighten them away.
Joanna Brisegård
But a mechanical bird might. I’m sure it could be rigged to flap by wind power. It would also have to be made to be easily disasembled when wind storms come.
Fredrik Eriksson
Like the storm that is supposed to hit us tomorrow – remnants of the giant storm that hit east cost US a few days ago.
A few days ago we spent a rainy afternoon viewing the summer art exhibition at Rånäs Slott (Rånäs Castle).
Much of the art was in the park. 
These twig pods had microphones sending out animal sounds powered by solar cells and batteries and other electronics protected from the rain in boxes with glass covers.
Lots of green vegetation, water, art and archetecture. Here, bows of morning glories over a canal. 
Some great ideas for garden art at the art galleries I visited while the garden is drying out.
Matti Kallioinen
Lisa Jonasson
And other artists
We visited the botanical garden at Nijmegen. 
It hasn’t recovered from winter yet, but there were plenty of nice ideas for garden art. 
An insect terrace
And other stuff
A stove (kang) for the greenhouse
