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ikeharel (105953) 2020-04-18 6:32

Hi Beverley,
You have some strange visitors to your garden... children must be fascinated with the stories about them.
Three photos of this subject, each is beautiful by its own way.
Must say all are a fine craftsmanship with clay.
Wish you a nice weekend,
Ike

tyro (30513) 2020-04-18 7:43

Hello Bev,

What fascinating items these are! I presume they are "ridge tiles", perhaps designed to be placed at the apex of a roof at a gable end. They would look very nice in such position but they also look equally nice in your garden, especially if they can hide amongst the flowers and suddenly scare the unwary!

Do you know if these are very old or are they of fairly recent manufacture? Anyway, three delightful photographs and an interesting note to boot.

Excellent!

Kind Regards,

John.

Fis2 (155699) 2020-04-18 9:35

Witaj Bev!
A very nice element of garden decoration.
Gargoyle is impressive.
Good framing and colors.
Nice sunday, keep save.
Krzysztof

jmdias (102982) 2020-04-18 11:57

bev

I liked these three images. the dragon is very beautiful and found a more natural space in the garden than in the roof top. nice details. is this an antiquity or a modern piece?

take care

jorge

emka (152314) 2020-04-18 13:58

Hello Bev, I have just learned something new - the meaning of the word finial. I have seen many such objects but had no idea how they are called. and this one is very beautiful. I would call it gargoyle. I used to have such flowers but they are gone, sometimes it happens. I love Dicentra - crying hearts, this year they disappeared.
Stay safe

MAlgo

Nicou (193806) 2020-04-18 22:00

Hello

vous avez des dragon dans votre jardin attention ou alors c'est pour allumer le feu il vient cracher des flamme dans la cuisine quelle vue superbe dιcoration et statue quel petit dragon avec des deux ailes sur le dos superbe
Bravo et belle journιe
Nicou

lousat (130033) 2020-04-19 2:23

Hi Bev,I have carefully read your notes, because the patron of my village is San Giorgio, who has become famous for the legend of the killing of the dragon. But I see that you have dealt with different subjects. The dragon in your garden reminds me very much of some statues on the roof of Notre Dame. 3 perfect photos from different angles for a complete report.Have a nice Sunday and thanks,Luciano

kasianowak (15848) 2020-04-19 5:08

I love dragon stories, I'm a bit like a child when it comes to mythical creatures. I was scared of them when I was kid, then I grew up but the fasciation remained intact. :-)
Lovely photo, this kind of even lighting really suits the subject as we can see all the wonderful details.
I was smiling when reading the note to your last post about the same bird species (dunnock, sparrow and robin) that visit my garden and now I can see that we also have the same flowers! :-)
Have a lovely Sunday afternoon.
Kasia

everlasting (17692) 2020-04-19 11:55

I also was wondering about the gargoyle in the robin photo and now to see him in his glory. What great idea to buy him for the garden. I have a few odds and ends mostly collected on our travels ins our garden but I would love to get my hands on something like this.