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  • Fantastic stuff! We recently rode the rail trail from Lilydale to Warburton [and back] and knew there would be lots of beautiful bush and scenery, but never expected to see anything like this 'house'. Only saw it from a distance though, so this website is a great way to delve a bit deeper into this magnificent artwork. Thanks Bob. Wishing you peace and joy in your beautiful paradise.

    Posted by Jacki, 12/01/2010 7:02pm (2 years ago)

  • We love you, Bob!

    May your inward journey be as beautiful as the joy you share.
    Hugs,
    James Fricker (aka "Amos" from the YHA Bushie days)

    Posted by Amos, 30/11/2009 2:05pm (2 years ago)

  • extreme wonderful boinga-ology

    Posted by ron, 14/11/2009 3:02pm (2 years ago)

  • Awesome site Bob

    Posted by Mick the Great, 23/10/2009 4:44pm (2 years ago)

  • Love the art work, must look fantastic when the sun come in!!!!

    Posted by Jackie Harry, 12/08/2009 2:42pm (3 years ago)

  • Boinga's work had always intrigued me. The light and love that is infectious and timely as the world has been asleep he has been inventing and creating his inner visions to the waiting public. He is an icon in his time and is a most hearty and beautiful soul that has given me hope in humanity and preserved his love through wood. The carvings are priceless to the whimsy that the eye gets to enjoy. It has been years of make believe images dare I say from a Boinga dimension in the real natural environment of his tree home and other places that asked him to stay with them. He is all love and light in motion. I have been fortunate enough to also know Boinga Bob and his multitudinous boinga-ology as well as the real person as he has come to Oliver B.C. Canada on my certified organic fruit orchard once called Mirror Lake. It is now a heritage site because of its past and age and Boinga has stayed in the Bed and Breakfast some years ago in the Valley of heaven in the Okanagan. He is always a welcomed guest and has brought so much energy to any space and his child like innocence thinking and participation in the world make him an ingredient not to be missed. Boinga is a dear friend and most of us do not have inspired hard working friends in the arts in another country as the raw Australian outback adventure king that he is. I consider myself privileged to know Boinga-Bob. He has cultivated my imaginings as I visit him in my memories and my thoughts of love and gratitude are sent to him on his journey to his sacred home within.

    Posted by Gwen Rundle, 16/07/2009 1:00am (3 years ago)

  • Nice site dude !!

    Posted by Mama T , get it finished., 03/07/2009 12:45am (3 years ago)

  • A very good website for a very good person.

    Posted by Dave, 30/06/2009 6:02pm (3 years ago)

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Boinga Bob busy building temples from all kinds of materials. Many materials are purchased, many materials are collected from hard garbage and many materials are generously donated by people who appreciate Boinga Bob's unique artwork.