blackandwhiteandcolours: "His body was somewhere it had never been before"

Thursday, May 27, 2010

"His body was somewhere it had never been before"

"His body was somewhere it had never been before" - Uncle Rock by Dagoberto Gilb

12 comments:

the dear Zé said...: lov'it; 28 May, 2010 02:41
Jiggy said...: I've always found garden gnomes a little freaky. Dunno why.; 28 May, 2010 08:18
AB said...: More forays into the world of the Schrebergärten. It looks like someone has stolen the blades of this gnome's windmill!; 28 May, 2010 11:28
Martina said...: Caçador, do you have them in your country?

Jiggy, they are freaky. You knew know whether they will come alive at night ... .

AB, perhaps they needed the blades for this thing ?; 28 May, 2010 18:24
Mary Ann said...: Garden kitsch is the best kind of kitsch.; 31 May, 2010 20:32
the dear Zé said...: Yes we have, but no very much. I have also 1 or 2 pictures of that amazing species.; 01 June, 2010 01:22
Martina said...: Mary Ann, and so I have to ask if there are any garden gnomes in Beirut? ;-)

Caçador, I am sure the hunter has found the one or two ?! :-P; 02 June, 2010 20:23
Ratzfatz said...: hahaha ... with my first view, I thought it looks like a german garden paradise ... and with the secound ... ohhhh it must be in Germany. Funny ...
Gartenzwerge an die Macht!; 02 June, 2010 20:59
e said...: :D reminds me of the English, they LOVER their garden gnomes!; 03 June, 2010 09:13
Martina said...: Ratzfatz, these are at the Main river bank - got some more - Main river, too. I guess, one day, I will buy one ... ;-).

ER, I always thought they were the typical German thing: garden gnomes, lederhosen, dark forest clocks ...; 03 June, 2010 21:50
Lucas Centurión said...: puedo usar esa foto para:
http://enanosdejardin.blogspot.com/

?

saludos; 27 July, 2010 22:40
Martina said...: Lucas, sure - you know the rules :-).
I am looking forward to seeing what will be next on your garden gnome blog.; 27 July, 2010 22:54