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Flaming Tresses 17-06-2007 03:09 PM

Does anyone else think that garden gnomes are...
 

...creepy? My daughter says she is scared of them!


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David E. Ross 17-06-2007 04:19 PM

Does anyone else think that garden gnomes are...
 
Flaming Tresses wrote:
..creepy? My daughter says she is scared of them!



Sometimes they can be quite funny.

I'm a docent at a foundation's garden. In the Mission Courtyard Garden,
there is a gnome under an orange tree. It's a smiling, fat friar
(unpainted concrete) with his hands raised out to the side palms up, as
if in prayer. When there are ripe oranges in the tree, one or both
hands are often holding fruit.

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FragileWarrior 17-06-2007 04:32 PM

Does anyone else think that garden gnomes are...
 
"David E. Ross" wrote in
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Flaming Tresses wrote:
..creepy? My daughter says she is scared of them!



Sometimes they can be quite funny.

I'm a docent at a foundation's garden. In the Mission Courtyard Garden,
there is a gnome under an orange tree. It's a smiling, fat friar
(unpainted concrete) with his hands raised out to the side palms up, as
if in prayer. When there are ripe oranges in the tree, one or both
hands are often holding fruit.


I just posted photos of a blooming Voodoo Lily over in
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens and after I posted them I noticed what looks
to be the hat of a garden gnome under the lily. I was just trying to
figure out how I could get over there and make it look like the elf was
holding his nose (perhaps a clothespin?) without them noticing when I saw
this post.

Frankly, I don't put them in my garden but I can think of lots of evil
things to do with them. :)

Gary 18-06-2007 01:06 AM

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On Jun 17, 8:09 am, Flaming Tresses Flaming.Tresses.
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How old is your daughter? Please don't tell us she's 35 !
:)



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