U.S. Army OH-6A Cayuse circa 1966

The Egg Mobile! The modelling is almost done now. Just the rocket on the back and the inside to finish.

Name: Tube Creature

Debut: Mario Artist: Polygon Studio

Yeah! Mario Artist: Polygon Studio! You know? Probably not. I barely know. What I know is that it was a game about making 3D models, and that it contained a mode called Sound Bomber that was the predecessor to the WarioWare series! Neat-o beans! And yes, this 3D art program has enemies.

You can use pre-made parts or make your own, but if you are fraught with the deadly sin of greed and want MORE, you can dare to enter the Experimental World... but watch out! It’s got these things! Whatever they are! And if you’re not careful, they’ll eat your model’s parts! Which is really rude, but I warned you! It’s your fault!

My top three nominations for what the heck this thing resembles are, in order: a churro, a leech, and a paper towel tube. But maybe there’s something else!

Behold, perhaps one of the cryptids perhaps least appreciated in modern times... the Flying Rod! It may not be of the “charismatic megafauna” variety of cryptid, but it’s still neat, and once upon a time, did, in fact, have a good deal of popularity! At least, until people realized they were probably just the result of cameras at the time being unable to keep up with an insect’s flight. But despite other famous cryptids retaining their popularity even after likely evidence of the truth was found, Flying Rod has sadly become a cryptid among cryptids...

Name: Flying Egg

Debut: Mario Artist: Polygon Studio

"It may be hard for an egg to turn into a bird: it would be a jolly sight harder for it to learn to fly while remaining an egg.  We must be hatched or go bad."

~C.S. Lewis

Flying Egg

St Leonards

Is it a Golden Snitch or a Flying Egg?

Brekkie meeting with my girl Amie

Located right near the station at St Leonards, you can see the Grounds coffee from a mile away. The Flying Egg logo looks like the Golden Snitch!! Industrial style dining, either at the brekkie bar, long tables or couple tables.

Their menu was pretty cool, with a photo of the restaurant and it’s view as the cover of the menu. This is a place to grab takeaway, if you are in the area or to have a brekkie meeting like i did!

What we ate:

Morning glory brekkie - Choice of your eggs / bacon / portable mushroom / hash brown / grilled garlic, thyme tomato / sautéed spinach / chipolata sausages / toasted sourdough $20 - Good big brekkie, portions were big, plenty of variety

1. Connect four straws together to make the base. 

2. Connect another 4 st of straws together to each corner of the base to make the tip of the pyramid. 

3. Tape a suitable size of plastic bag around the pyramid of straws. 

4. Now, cut an empty plastic bottle into half and make 4 holes for the strings .       Tie 4 strings to the base of the pyramid and the holes together.