Big and Small

Australia has a fascination for BIG things.
​The big banana, the big sheep, the big guitar and even a big funnel web spider

The Big Lobster - a tourist attraction located in the town of Kingston,  South Australia.
Known locally as "Larry the Lobster,"  the sculpture stands 17 meters tall.

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There was an old woman who lived in a shoe.
She had so many children, she didn't know what to do;
She gave them some broth without any bread;
​Then whipped them all soundly and put them to bed.

Anything you can do, we can do bigger 
-   India

But in Robertson we feed them spuds - big spuds

Aussies also like small cuddly critters.
​and the real ones are usually sleeping.  
Port Stephens

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Please leave me alone to sleep

The Big Merino is a 15.2 metres tall concrete merino ram. 
Goulburn, New South Wales

Captain Cook   -   Cairns

The Biggest Rocking Horse in the World! Located at Gumeracha, in the  Adelaide Hills, 40 minutes from Adelaide.

The sign says it all.  The largest of 11 known Black Stumps in Australia.
"Yay" for Australia

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I think that I am my own food.  Botanic Gardens - Sydney

Big Rubik’s Cube -  Maroubra Beach

That's not a Rubik's Cube - South Australia

When I woke up this morning my legs felt like lumps of wood!

7 to 1 in the 4th race at Randwick.

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Ned Kelly Junior - outside the shop next door. 
(Low budget Ned - or perhaps the cash for a bigger statue was stolen by Ned's gang?)'

Australia's most infamous gangster, now also Australia's 'biggest' gangster
​Ned Kelly - Gundagai

Dame Edna's loo - Parkes Australia

Small child, small problems.  Big child, big problems.  -  Canberra

The true Aussie meaning of "having the run's"
G.N.

A big noisy problem  -  Kurri Kurri  NSW

Now to work out how to tilt it to get to the contents - Pokolbin NSW

Not sure if I fit the category BIG or SMALL

For the 'littlies' with big time gardening ambition - Woolongong

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