From Google Thomas Dambo is a Danish recycling artist and sculptor celebrated for his monumental wooden troll installations crafted from reclaimed materials. Blending art, nature, folklore, and activism, he has created nearly 200 trolls across more than 20 countries through his ongoing “Trail of a Thousand Trolls” project. His works, often built with volunteers, invite exploration and convey environmental messages. Notable projects include The Six Forgotten Giants, Troll Hunt, Giants of Mandurah, and The 7 Trolls and the Magical Tower, cementing his role as a global advocate for upcycling and public art.
Most you have to walk a way to find them, one was close to the road (which was lucky as it rained when I arrived).
First one in Subiaco
Wonderful detail in the face
A tourist just to show scale
Next one, there was quite a long bush walk to this one which was not far from a fire break road
This is the back, no clue of what is on the other side 😁
My last look as I walked back to the car
The next one, the walk was from a park and along the coast line
His view
Back on the road
Last one for the day
His view
Sun was setting when I got back
I followed this path
To find this guy
He is looking out to sea, so it is easier to see from a boat 🚢 
Nearly walked into this family group!!
Lots of track like this
To find this, I think this is my favourite 😍
On the way back to the car (3.5km) round trip I stumbled on a geocache
Just watching people go by.
Has been a beautiful day here.
Next day was supposed to be a rest day but the weather fined up in the afternoon so off I went again
Heading back to the car I found this geocache
Then the heavy rain came so home I went.
Today we went to find the last mystery Giant
Some reading time has happened this afternoon
Think I will go and get out my stitching.
Happy stitching.
I just love the trolls so much, we only got to find two but they were quite imposing. You did well finding them all.
ReplyDeleteYou had a great time searching for them. I didn’t know about them when we were there years ago. Maybe one day I’ll get back there
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! I’ve never seen or even heard of anything like these giants.
ReplyDeleteThose giants are wonderful. I'd not heard about them before.
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing, I didn't know about them... reminds me of the book "Where the Wild Things Are"..
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Looks like you had the best time visiting the Giants, finding some geocaches and also going over to Rottnest on your visit here.
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Gosh they are all amazing Sue - hard to choose a favorite but I think it might be the same as your fave one. The tree hugger! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing sculptures _ and beautiful views! x
ReplyDeleteWell those are a bit different. The hair on the second one is amusing. Looks like you could miss it if walking the wrong way.
ReplyDeleteWe have a troll in Michigan, too! I posted his photos last September. How fun to find so many of them!!
ReplyDeleteThomas Dambo’s trolls are wonderful; how lucky you are to be able to admire so many of them.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your great photos... and yes, it’s lovely to see where the trolls are looking :-)))
In Germany, we only have one—in Bavaria—the troll child "Little Lisa."
Warm regards—I really enjoyed your post—hugs from Viola.
Thank you for visiting and commenting, it was so good to see the trolls.
DeleteThe trolls are amazing Sue - you know I would have loved finding them with you!!! So pleased you were able to avoid battling the weather and were able to see them in the fine. It seems that you would have definitely got your steps in, finding them ♥
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