Huntington Beach State Park
Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
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Under our old oak tree.
Marc- We spent much of this day traveling about and having lunch on Pawley's Island with our friends Peggy and John. Back at the Huntington Beach State Park we attended the 3 in 1 day activities at the Atalaya Castle (the former home of Archer and Anna Huntington). It is a celebration of each of their birthdays and their wedding anniversary. The highlight was seeing a professional sculptor, Bryan Rapp, work clay into beautiful forms while explaining the process from clay to casting in aluminum or bronze.
Finally, no day is complete without a walk on the beach.
Entrance to the Castle.
Details of castle construction.
Bryan Rapp working on a dog.
Dog sculpture cast in aluminum.
IT took Bryan Rapp one week to complete this clay figure.
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Clay bird sculpture in progress. Note the wire on the lower right is used create the skeleton and then aluminum foil for shapes.
Life size owl sculpture in progress.
Fox sculpture in progress.
Sue and I with Angus, a descendent of the Huntington's Scottish deerhound.
Huntington Beach
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Small Atlantic waves breaking on the beach.
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