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peeking through a large gap in the fencing. the open window freaked me out a bit.
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This house is now missing its infamous outsized weathervane, but it's still incredibly charming. legend has it Babe Ruth stayed here when he was spring training in nearby Crescent Lake.
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sky blue house round the back - owl is always watching you
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I don't know how happy richard is about it, however.
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the top of the heap, way up there, queens' wreath and bougainvillea reach beyond the strangling potato vines.
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This garden has many good things in it: a vegetable patch, an old horseshoe court, an orchid shed, a few fountains
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The colors on the crossbeams
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the yellow house also harbors one of our oldest street lamps, but some bastard stole the sign recently.
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leash pulling
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on the way to the greenhouse
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this house tries very hard with its statuary. the weeds and black mold on every other surface kind of kill the intended mood a little, however.
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a more tasteful and appropriate weathervane now sits all alone on the yellow house. DISAPPROVE.
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charming in its own dilapidated way, though.
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the chateau - old leonard's house.
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the greenhouse is hidden behind broken fencing and leeching vinery.
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frustrated by weeds - I think that's a mulligan and o'hare tune.
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sycamore trees are the only species of tree aware that September has arrived.
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the paper mulberry hidden in a back alley - bears fruit at random times during the year, so you gotta be vigilant. no one will see you gorge on it, either, so good deal all around.
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someone's workbench. something different is laid out on it every week.
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more old fencing - attempts to bolster under the bulging hedge.
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These old wire fences are the best. Always wonder about who installed them and when.
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The mammoth property on the corner known for decades as "the Witch's House" - two dilapidated houses and a greenhouse half-returned to the earth shelter under this anthropomorphic greenery.