GNOMES!
~ strictly speaking some of these little fellows are Snow White's companions so they might object vehemently to being referred to as gnomes. We stumbled across this garden by chance earlier this summer when driving through Normandy ~ of course himself had to pull over so that the camera for the camera to come out . I would have liked to see this establishment at night as there was a myriad of lights ready to twinkle in the darkness.
Go to ABC Wednesday now for some great posts on the letter G !
I love it! What a fun post for the G Day! Love those Gnomes! Hope your week is going well, Anna! Enjoy!
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Ha! Love the whimsy of garden gnomes. :)
ReplyDeleteI loved the visit to Gnomes-ville. What a display of Gromes all around the house. Thanks for sharing it was fun.
ReplyDeleteI don't mind garden gnomes, but this is taking it a bit far! I hope the gnome liberation front isn't going to take them away though (and before you ask: yes, they do exist and have been known to take garden gnomes from the gardens and put them in forests and fields).
ReplyDeleteI bet it looks great in the lights at night. Quite a lot of gnomes there, for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteMy, that's a lot of Gnomes. It would be fun to see at night. Glad you had to stop and take a picture.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they would love being called gnomes, well, except for Grumpy, of course! Great post!
ReplyDeleteyou can call them gnomes. i mean, what are they gonna do about it?
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Anna, Very clever gnome collection - I was wondering what the strings or cords were - ah, yes, light for the little ones when it gets dark!
ReplyDeleteGolly - there really is gnome more room! How delightful.
ReplyDeleteI bet it looks magical in the dark with all the lights turned on.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet and very individual house and garden Anna. Sure to charm any passer-by.
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PS Loved your post on Highgrove - I have yet to go there - it's on list!
I also thought right away that this place would be a good target for the gnome liberation front, especially active in France. Gee that place could even compete with the gnome communities in my allotment colony.
ReplyDeleteDear Anna, What fun! I believe that some of the older examples are now collectors' items?!!
ReplyDeleteSupposed to mean Guarding Naturally Over Mother Earth. Hmm , I wonder. Thanks for dropping by to read my poem. Hope your week goes well
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