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Garden gargoyle
(May look like Portrait mode, but it's not. Just a regular shot with a lot of distance between the gargoyle and the background.)
I love a gargoyle. We have two. One sits in the peak of porch roof and the other watches over our narrow staircase.
This one sits under a sort of gazebo, and we have another on the back steps, plus a troll. They liven things up a bit.
Mutant hydrangea
View from the wharf: The fog was lying low on the water, and this pale rainbow was embedded in the fog, curving down to touch the water.
Art on the edge
Photomator
Wonder how much sand gets stuck on there.
Could be a feature -- mixed media.
Granny Smith
Egret on a mission
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Cool!
I thought it was a green grape.
Most of the Granny Smiths around here were destroyed in a late frost.
He’s definitely got someplace to be.Very decisive walking style
This was the last one on the tree. The apple, plum, and cherry trees in the yard put out very little fruit this year. Still waiting on the persimmon tree (but the feral turkeys usually get most of those). Kind of odd considering the wet winter we had, but the ways of fruit trees are inscrutable (likewise cats and squirrels).I thought it was a green grape.
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Over here we had a crazy apple year. Some kind of record. And still they continue to import apples from South America. Insane
How cool that you have turkeys raiding your orchard!
Most of the harder apple crops were lost, maybe because they come on earlier? But the softer eating apples did well.
On the right is Locust Street. On the left is a mural of the same street as it was in 1911.
More sunset flare
The Guardian, backlit
Waiting for sunset