Monday, October 5, 2015

Trolling the British


This house is in our neighborhood. I have no idea as to the significance of the various artifacts but they do make for a fun photo.

24 comments:

William Kendall said...

One more of those and they'll have enough garden gnomes to launch Operation World Gnomination.

Sylvia K said...

Yep, fun and colorful -- regardless of the significance!! Great shot!!!
Thanks, as always, for sharing!! Hope you have a great new week!!

Birdman said...

I can't beat William's punny comment.

Lois said...

What a great find! I like William's comment too.

RedPat said...

I think William has said it all for this one, Lowell! ;-))

magiceye said...

Exterior decoration!

In reply to your question on my post - The autorickshaws in the photograph are powered by 'Compressed natural gas' and not battery operated. They are a cheaper mode of transport.

Kay said...

Yep. William nailed it.
All I can add is: really??!

Bergson said...

in France, people steal garden gnomes to free the forest

Halcyon said...

Very odd!

Pierre BOYER said...

:-)
Very fun picture...
God save the Queen !

Pierre

Anonymous said...

I shudder to think what happens here at Christmas!

Karl said...

A whole gnomes community in this garden !

Pat said...

Love William's comment! There used to be a house like this in my mother's neighborhood... One of the first signs of spring was that the gnomes were out...

Small City Scenes said...

There's gnome place like home.----gag!
MB

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Haha! That's quite the quirky crowd going on there Lowell, hard to resist a shot :)

VP said...

World Gnomination could really be around the corner...

Sharon said...

That is quite a lot of yard trinkets. I even see Snow White in there. The World Gmomination comment has me laughing out loud!

To answer your question about "Mole", it's a sauce made of chilies and chocolate and when you get the proportions right, it's just about perfect. This place does it very well. In this case the sauce is poured over the enchiladas.

Linda said...

Such fun and very colourful! :)

stardust said...

No comment about this garden, but seeing from your posts, you seem to have unique neighbors who enjoy their own way.

Yoko

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

My goodness!

Gunn said...

What a find! :-)

EG CameraGirl said...

I once had a neighbour who liked to decorate like that. ;))

Unknown said...

I don't know what to think... LOL!

orvokki said...

I did not know that the English also collect garden gnomes. After all, they are usually in German gardens - and there almost every garden has at least one or two elves.
They are quite cute, if not too many :D

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