My Statues and Guardians of my garden
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Following on from Andrew’s Blog last week, he kindly showed us all of the ‘helpers’ he has in his garden. It firstly reminded me that I needed to get outside and put my statues and sculptures out as I tend to keep them protected from frost as they are unique.
This is Jasmine, not a sculpture but our cat, although it tends to sleep most of the time you’d certainly think it was made of stone!
Samuel J Errol the Eagle. He guards the entrance to the garen from the side of the house. The shells are from the British Virgin Islands brought back from a memorable holiday, a conch and an abelone
A hand sculptured stone pot
http://media.growsonyou.com/photos/photo/image/9771/main/Garden_31.03.08_009.jpg!
This is a lovely piece of stone, it is covered with imprints of shells and fossils
A sculptured pot, for a lampranthus or sempervivum
Nice piece of stone
Eric and Ernie, Guardians of the deck
Marty Feldman
Marty Feldman. For those of you that don’t know who Marty Feldman is, look him up on Google images and you can see why this chap is named after him – check out the eyes! He is the guardian of the sensory garden
My amonite, not a real one but one that has been sculpted out of rock
My sculptured stone pots
This is a lovely piece of rock which has carefully been chiselled to make it more interesting
These are the hammock monitors, a horny toad, a lizard and Kokapelli a mythical Arizonan Native Indian character who by all accounts is a bit of a cassanova!
Horris!!
31 Mar, 2008
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Love the sculptured stone. What a collection.....Hope we don't get anymore frosts. It's certainly warmer this week.
31 Mar, 2008
A fascinating collection of stone artwork, Andrea! Really lovely. How ru going to get this to the IoW, though?
31 Mar, 2008
Your collection is wonderful. I do so enjoy garden art. I especially like Marty :)
31 Mar, 2008
Well the stone work is all crafted by my father in law who has a studio in Norfolk. Jacque may know where I mean, it is one of the old whelk sheds on the quay in Wells-Next-the-Sea. He doesn't do much stone work any more but we have pillaged the good stuff
1 Apr, 2008
Oh did anyone see the documentary on Marty Feldman last night on BBC 4? What a funny looking guy, but a frustrated genius I think?
1 Apr, 2008
In answer to your question David, I have so many pots and plants to transport to the IoW that we are planning on hiring a transit to take it all down in, the statues will go in that. As we only have 1 car now, I'll drive that and Jed will drive the transit, let the removal company deal with the household stuff!!
1 Apr, 2008
Great bits of art - welcome to my neck of the woods I'm in Hampshire and grew up on the Isle of Wiggit!!
8 Apr, 2008
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Great Collection uv got there Angie :) Most of my helpers are Animal Garden Ornaments :)
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