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• Pete Adams' Backyard: Roaring Beach, Tasmania
• Peter 1998
• Freestyle Relay: (Ron Boyd, Pete Adams, John Savinsky, Jay Osrowske) c.1962
• Caroll Presents Trophy: (George Saldana, Caroll Hauck, Pete Adams) c.1963
• Doug, Move Your Big Fat Head!: (1st row: Randy Penn, Unknown, Sally Williams, Susan Williams, Elaine Cooper, Sally Sherk, Diane Greer; 2nd row: Peggy Sherk, Barbara Foster, Mary Beth Ceresko, Mary Lou Shefsky, Tina Solis, Alice Ceresko, Janice Enck, Susan Roll; 3rd row: John Szuba, Tom Koch, Sue Spilski, Marcy Snyder, Jackie Jones, Christine Szuba, Linda Foster, Carol Danboise, John Sherk, Randy Cooper; 4th row: Joyce Allen, Bonnie Danboise, Stan Johnson, Fred Johnson, Carl Boyd, Craig Dwyer, Greg Penn, Ron Enck, Doug Webster, Tom Szuba; 5th row: Rick Skarbo, David Sahagian, George Saldana, Pete Adams, Mark Manrique, Ron Boyd, Larry Dalton, Richard Szuba, Jay Osrowske, Ed Picard, John Powser, Harry Hauck) c.1962
• Can Superman Fly Without His Cape?: (Rick Skarbo, Dennis Manrique, Pete Adams, Ray Ferguson) c.1963
• Bring It Home!: (Mark Manrique, Pete Adams) c.1962
• Beehive Hairdos Popular With Martian Team: (1st row: Unknown, Lori Davis, Bobby Allred, Harry Hauck Jr., Diane Allred, Barbara Foster, Johnny Allred, Gary Davis, Unknown; 2nd row: Ed Picard, Mark Manrique, John Savinsky, Doug Webster, Carl Boyd, Rick Skarbo; 3rd row: Dennis Manrique, Lee Davis, Joan Makkonen, Mary Louise Abbey, Lynn Makkonen, Leslie Taliaferro, Vivian Carozzo, Linda Foster, Unknown, John Stewart; 4th row: Ron Boyd, Pete Adams, Harry Hauck, John Westcott, John Powser, Jim McNairy) c.1961
• C'mon Pete, It's Ricky's Turn To Hold It: (Bill Jennison, Rick Skarbo, Caroll Hauck, John Powser, Alan McDaid, George Saldana, Pete Adams) c.1963
• Proud Pop: (Jay Osrowske, George Saldana, Rick Skarbo, Pete Adams, John Westcott, John Savinsky, Harry Hauck) c.1963
• Mr. Adams Does The Varsity Rag As Pete Touches Out John Powser: (John Powser, Pete Adams, Mr. Adams, Doc Szuba, Jackie Jones, Norman. Boyd) c.1961
• Creature From The Patton Park Lagoon! (Pete Adams) c.1962
• Ricky Trys New Method For Attracting Girls: (Not in any particular order: John Hollinger, Frank Toomey, David Sahagian, Bobby Allred, Lori Davis, Gary Davis, John Savinsky, Mark Manrique, Don Cox, Ed Picard, George Saldana, Rick Skarbo, Mrs. Manrique, Caroll Hauck, Tim Hauck, Ed Snelzer, Brother, Francis, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Sahagian, Lori Davis, Gary Davis, John Westcott, Ron Enck, Sue Spilski, Pete Adams, Janice Enck, Ray Ferguson, Tom Sullivan, Randy Penn, Greg Penn) c.1962
• George and Pete: (George Saldana, Pete Adams) c.1963
• Will The Person On The Right Please Turn To The Side?: (Ron Boyd, Pete Adams, George Saldana, John Savinsky) c.1963
• Throw Him To The Sharks Mateys!: (Pete Adams, Harry Hauck) c.1958
• St. Clair Team: (Tim Height, Ron Boyd, Mike Horner, Monty Blashill, Jim Horner, Emmet Muckles, Richard Evans, Pete Adams, Ted Zenda, Fred Savinsky, Carl Boyd, Gary Libby, Scott Blashill, John Savinsky, Harry Hauck) c.1960
• Fabulous Freestylers: (George Saldana, Pete Adams, John Westcott, Harry Hauck) c.1962
• Workin' Hard At St. Clair: (Ron Boyd, Fred Savinsky, John Savinsky, Carl Boyd, Emmet Muckles, Monty Blashill, Pete Adams) c.1959
• David Sahagian, Tina (Solis) Lessnau, Mark Manrique, Lynn Makkonen, Richard Szuba, Harry Hauck, Ron Boyd, Pete Adams c.2000
• Pete Adams and Harry Hauck c.2000
• Pete Adams and Mary Beth Ceresko c.2000
• Harry Hauck, Carol Danboise, Lynn Makkonen, Craig Dwyer, Mr. Boyd, Carl Boyd c.2000
• Pete Adams and Harry Hauck c.2000

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• Windgrove.com (Website for Peter Adams' sculpted benches from Tasmanian wood)
• A memory by Mark Manrique

I'm living in the remote yet very stunning Tasmania, Australia. My capital assests are small: a bus that I live in, a covered deck for outdoor meals, a tiny office, sauna, open-air studio and worm driven composting toilet. There is no electricity here, so I power a few things (like my lap top) off four solar panels. Roaring Beach is my back yard, forested hill my front yard. I can't say I swim all that much anymore, but I do enjoy riding the waves with my boogie board. My major passion is to sculpt benches using solid timber and beach stones. In a week or so, I should have my web site up and runnning. Search for: ecology, sculpture, furniture, landscape, wood and Tasmania. You should get me. In August, Doug Webster came out to Australia for a month long visit. My first visitor from the Patton Pool years!!! I am completeing a project that Doug Webster and I started in August: a ring of 300 trees on the outside of a circle 200 feet in diameter. The job these past few days was to cut out the shrubs and grass within the circle so that I can extablish a native grass "sanctuary". If left on its own, the area would eventually revert to bushland and thick scrub. An area of grass gives the wallabies a place to eat. A good project but a lot of work. What made yesterday even more tiring was that I took a little time off to ride a few waves since there was a nice off shore wind blowing. So far on my property I've planted over 1,500 trees. I purchased this land in 1991 after my house in Hobart burned down in a forest fire (here called a bush fire) and every year I try to plant out 200 to 300 trees native to the area. After the house fire I quit the University of Tasmania where I had been lecturing in design since 1985 and struck out on my own. It's hard giving up tenured positions at any university, but it was time to get back into my own art work full time and to get out of the city to a place that offered an inspiring landscape for such work. Hence Roaring Beach. Over the past six years I've created a body of work that I call "Earth Links-seating for dialogue"; a series of indoor and outdoor benches sculpted out of solid Tasmanian wood. They are meditative places to sit. I live in a very beautiful part of the world, the work I create has meaning and beauty, I'm able to help heal this land and I'm relatively healthy. (12/97)