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Beck suggested I try to get some photos of the neighbor dude's yard.
So, this afternoon, I took the dog out, then oohhhh soooo subtly hid behind a pine tree in my front yard and pulled out my digital camera. Every time a car drove down the street I would pretend to be fascinated by the bushes under my windows. I? Would make a crappy spy.
This first photo is just so you can see what I see from the house everyday. This is the biggest cross (at the moment), and from this distance, I couldn't be sure of what was under it.
Now that I've loaded the pictures to my computer, I can see that I was right. Those are lambs.
Over to the left, on the other side of the driveway, there is more statuary, including these two - I think that's an angel and possibly the Virgin Mary, although I thought Mary wore blue traditionally? I'm probably wrong about that.
This is the smallest cross on the lot (that I can see), and it's rather pretty. I think it looks a bit like a celtic cross, what do you think?
Finally, the newest addition. This cross appears to be smaller than the bigger one. Instead of lambs, I think that's a donkey pulling a cart(?) on the stump.
Not picured: More stuff, including two black flamingos or possibly pelicans? OH, they could be peacocks with their tails down? They're not emus, I know that for sure.
So, this afternoon, I took the dog out, then oohhhh soooo subtly hid behind a pine tree in my front yard and pulled out my digital camera. Every time a car drove down the street I would pretend to be fascinated by the bushes under my windows. I? Would make a crappy spy.
Now that I've loaded the pictures to my computer, I can see that I was right. Those are lambs.
Over to the left, on the other side of the driveway, there is more statuary, including these two - I think that's an angel and possibly the Virgin Mary, although I thought Mary wore blue traditionally? I'm probably wrong about that.
This is the smallest cross on the lot (that I can see), and it's rather pretty. I think it looks a bit like a celtic cross, what do you think?
Finally, the newest addition. This cross appears to be smaller than the bigger one. Instead of lambs, I think that's a donkey pulling a cart(?) on the stump.
Not picured: More stuff, including two black flamingos or possibly pelicans? OH, they could be peacocks with their tails down? They're not emus, I know that for sure.
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