The more I look at these the more I wonder if they are added rather than created from the stump of the tree. I may have to ask. |
And, as we were out looking for more stump statues we came across this. Billie just had to have her picture taken with this lady.. |
Lady Liberty as one?? Very nice. The little Native American with a planter is unique. I enjoy the way the plants hang down the planter. Adds color. Thanks for finding more! -Lori
ReplyDeleteActually Lori, Lady Liberty is stone but I couldn't resist. Poor Billie is from Taiwan and thought she was in New York, although she wondered where the water went. I broke the news gently that she was still in St. Louis. She took it well.
ReplyDelete~Keith
Well, tell Billie that she can fawn all over many versions of the lovely Lady. We even have one down here she can visit. Although I can't say this one is exactly "lovely". :) -Lori
ReplyDeleteI agree the face on the Lady Liberty you have down your way is pretty scary. And, I think she looks a little butch. Thanks for the link. It fit right in the stump them.
ReplyDelete~Keith
Did you sing a verse of America when you took that picture? I would have.
ReplyDeleteJim
Jim: No, but I did wave. By the way, she didn't wave back.
ReplyDelete~Keith
I have a black bear carving on my commute. Not sure if he's a stump or a statue, but he toppled over this summer, so I'm guessing statue. He's back up again, but sadly missing his nose!
ReplyDeleteBluekat: A bear with no nose. How sad. But at least it no longer has to take it lying down.
ReplyDelete~Keith
Cool stepthrough scooter man. I had a Honda c70 Passport in rather horrid shape for a while. Boy, was that thing fun. Your bike looks like a good time, especially for around town, they're the best. That thing is a Taiwanese make? Got any details or a link to the story that tells what it is? I like the bike details.
ReplyDeleteBrady: It is a SYM Symba. You are correct it is made in Taiwan. Here's a link a great review from Orin at Scootin' Old Skool:
ReplyDeletehttp://scootinoldskool.wordpress.com/2009/05/16/you-meet-the-nicest-people-on-a-symba/
And, it is indeed great fun.
~Keith