What do you see???

lol great blog :))))

ha!

Thanks

From a distance it looks like an ape trying to hide!

lovely area first of all !!! the second pic looks very scary like a face as you say

Oh gosh!! that gave me the creeps Denise, I enlarged it before looking at the other pics, it looks like a prehistoric man, lol...

Hahahah Denise. I enjoyed that. I must say your pond and surrounding area is looking really lovely

It was a little bit scary at first Drc....Your garden is lovely an so is Guy....Reminds me of poor Nali:>)

Absolutley brill blog :o))))

Agree with SuzyW, thought it looked like a ape as well!

Ha ha - wonder what he had his eye on eh??

I should have sold it to the papers as the beast of the Rover Valley and started an urban myth.
He looks very like your dear Nali Motinot.

Lol I thought it was a monkey too!!!

Lol

Hahaha. Love it.

Your garden and pond looks great- what is the pink low spreading plant tumbling down towards the pond?

I too thought it was an ape!

It is Saponaria ocymoides (Tumbling Ted) Dawn. Glad it wasnt Scottish.

Phew thats a relief Drc, saved me having nightmares tonight,lol :-))

In the 2nd photo it looks like something spooky ... a sort of demon lol

lol! I thought it was a hairy pygmy lolol So funny!
I see your wee sculpture..didnt realise it was that small! :)

Glad I know what it was. Yes its a very small lady Pixi

Hi Drc thanx for the tumbling ted id :)

Your welcome Dawn.

Your pond is beautiful :o)

ha...the pond does look good.

Ha Ha Brilliant , Large black cat type creatures have been sighted in Norfolk ,nobody seems to be sure what they are , I thought that you had one in your garden .. Thanks for the lesson Drc , I didn't know that you could press ctrl and plus to enlarge photos ... :o))

Thanks TT and Pimpernel. Yes Amy its very helpful when trying to identify a plant. Sadly there are lots I tips like that that I dont know.

Lol phew just a wee black cat! we all learn something new on GOY control plus was mine today thank you Drc :o)

Your welcome.

I thought it might be the dreaded mole in disguise (they are very clever), glad to hear that it's not. Your garden looks stunning!

thanks Gardenersmate. Thankfully not a mole.