The Guardians by beachzz
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This is my compost corner, well most of it; there's a another rotating barrel out of sight. The tikis on the fence guard the compost, bless it, talk to it, and I think once in a while I hear singing as well!! I used to grow peas on the arches; right now there are sweet peas just starting to bloom. See how the cans are all battered? You can thank the local neighborhood bears for that!! All kinds of wildlife at my house-inside and out!!! Hah-I wish!!
Comments (24)
I like this....have never seen anything like it but I might just adopt it...lol...thank you for sharing
Very nice image! :)
Totally groovy setup Marilyn :-)
NICE.........
Nice colors and work here. Excellent. Aloha
Fantastic capture Marylin, i could get into drumming the beat of "Wipe Out" on those cans. :-)
Smiles, thanks for sharing!
! You have bears????! Very brave of you to spend so much time in your garden, bears terrify me. The compost gods are great, as is the image. And I want to see the sweet peas when they're blooming!
Your Garden is really very interesting!! ... two days! :-)))))
Sure is very colorful!
Green beans. You could grow green beans. If you had too many, you could overnight 'em up here to me. I promise they wouldn't go to waste! :) Love the tiki gods guarding your compost!
Wonderfull colors and POV!
Bears?! Great Scott! i thought mosquitos were bad enough! I love the idea of compost guardians, the Hindus have 'bhuts' or gods for everything. perhaps I'll make a compost bhut, you've inspired me!
I think you need a scarebear, you know like a scarecrow. Know wonder these two look a little nervous lol.
wonderful looking. cool colors
Fences, tikis and cans. Is that anything like lions, tigers and bears? Looks like a sacrificial altar of some sort. High contrast lighting effects and vivid colors in this amazing capture, Marilyn!!! As for the battered and beat-up metal trash cans, they can be easily replaced with the tough and sturdy plastic variety.
Very nice composition!
love the colors awesome capture sweet smile to you warm hug, Linda
Wow ... bears in the neighborhood ... what can the tikis do about that. Sounds dangerous!! Where do you live ... Alaska?? Cool capture!!
lol.... lovely image Marilyn and clearly a very believable narration!!! :)
I love those tikis I will have to look out for some when out and about, I could do with a Koi God, to stop a pesky black moggy from walking across the netting. He ripped a corner and nearly fell in last week, then I saw him sleeping right in the middle, the netting sagging under his weight. I have a big black compost bin but no bears, thank you very much. I like to see this intimate part of the garden Marilyn. Forget the sweet peas and the green beans grow some garden peas instead, I might be tempted to come over and help you shell them. My dad loved to grow his own veg. Superb capture, did I tell you I love those Tikis? Bravo!!!!!
I can't bear it anymore, just grin and bear it, the bear facts, bear knuckles, bear naked, Hmmmm have to think about that one!!!!! And the wildest critters of all, auntietk and you, Tehehehehe, Just Kidding,................ unless you laughed ;^)
Seems as tho the Tikis are not having too much of an influence on the bears. Perhaps a bit of dry ice smoke coming out of their mouths would scare 'em off. Probably not!!! LOL
Cool conversion!