Spring Planning

[gorgias]

Thinking of the Summer. Here's a small bit of the sight I have in mind.

Any interpretations?

Gorgias

 

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[RockHopper2]

gorgias, I guess you saw the standig owl in the forth pic down. RH2

 

[Old Dog]

welcome back Tom,
Missed your posts.

 

[tertiaryjim]

Great pictures. I'm excited for you and thanks for sharing. It looks Like a different sun angle would bring a lot of interesting things out clearly. Might be some surprises. Have fun! Jim

 

[Shortstack]

The 4th pic down.

 

[Shortstack]

I think the 3rd photo is a duck, sitting on an egg instead of an owl.

 

[Shortstack]

The 5th photo.

 

[gorgias]

Guys, cool stuff. Thom, thanks. Been reading and writing heavily.

I thought the red circle contained an owl pointing its wing at the crack. I was referring to what shortstack called an owl as a fencepost or chess piece. The MB is actually right above its head. I thought with the cracks and the wall this was a deathtrap. I've heard some things about owls and Minerva. Across from the owl shortstack mentioned is a winged lion.

Now, this is where I may be stretching. On pictures 1 and 2 does anybody see a king and a knight (possibly with a raised fist). Or a knight next to a peasant? Like this guy? A lot of those around here. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=282372.0;attach=437981;image

Just thought it would be good to share some prime stuff. This is a real monument yard.

Gorgias

 

[Shortstack]

gorgias,
The reason I called that free standing figure an Owl is because it's wings come together as a sharp edge. You can see it better in photo #2. Also in #2, there is a hoya at the ground formed by the huge bolder just in front of the owl. (lower right corner of photo)

 

[goldguru]

let the sleeping Dog lie.

 

[gorgias]

Goldguru,

That's actually a lion's head. You just can't see it at this angle.

Gorgias