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Under the catalpa tree detail. Mick Henry and Vincent Trasov with R Dot, conducting a depth of field field-check

Under the catalpa tree, Mick and Vincent bring in a prime specimen from the Dot harvest

Dotting shed and panoramic view of the beautiful Babyland garden

Mick Henry heads for the Goat Pavilion with yet another load of mature Dots

A partial recreation of Mo Van Nostrand's famous Colour Dot double exposure photograph - this time Michael Morris is accompanied on the RGB Dots by lawn mower man Bob Morgan and composting principal gardener Mick Henry

Above: Michael Morris and Mick Henry reconnect over compost. Below: Michael Discusses international compost standards with Mick.

The Image Bank bathtub from Mr. Peanut's famous bathtub scene is still used today. Water in the tub is heated by a wood fueled fire box upon which it sits

Vincent tending a triptych of Dots outside the Dotting shed. The Mr. Peanut bathtub scene memorial tub can be seen just peeking out on the right hand side

Mick Henry's Garden Pavilion home is designed around a central spiraling support system that makes the interior into a series of geometrically intriguing spaces

Babyland Goat Pavilion. Goats lived on the main floor, visitors slept in the loft

Vincent at the Mr. Peanut drawing table

The Cabin interior, pantry and Vincent's drawing loft, looking south

The Cabin interior, kitchen and pantry, looking northeast

The Cabin interior looking west, sleeping loft, master bedroom and dining table

The Cabin, front porch bench with mirror, reclining dots, ceramic shard, cutlery, butt can and rat-trapped Polaroid

The Cabin, fire wood pile and colour scale archival storage, looking northeast

The Cabin, northern facade, back porch, Babyland

Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov on the back porch of The Cabin

Babyland's principle edifice, The Cabin, southern facade.