'Irish theme pubs' were popular in the UK in recent times (maybe they were elsewhere too), and outside every 'Irish theme pub' you would find an old bicycle chained to the wall. Presumably this was supposed to represent some romantic idea of Irish rural life (for those who still wear green or rose tinted glasses).
Lady Magnon's bike hasn't seen Le Tarmac for yonks, and has now become part of the greenery. I was thinking of taking it to the local dump, but I think I'll just leave it where it is.
Anyway, just behind the saddle is a Blackbird's nest, so it can't be moved.
RIP (rust in peace) old bone-shaker.
Lady Magnon's bike hasn't seen Le Tarmac for yonks, and has now become part of the greenery. I was thinking of taking it to the local dump, but I think I'll just leave it where it is.
Anyway, just behind the saddle is a Blackbird's nest, so it can't be moved.
RIP (rust in peace) old bone-shaker.
very photogenic.
ReplyDeleteOutdoor art. Or something. Definitely not to be moved now that the blackbird family is in residence.
ReplyDeleteNature soon takes over if left to its own devices
ReplyDeleteLook on it as a bold post-apocalyptic gardening statement - nature defeating technology.
ReplyDeleteThe unicycle is a much more ecologically sound beastie anyway - uses less than half of the resources during manufacture.
I could cut in half, and make two.
DeleteIt makes for a great title, anyway!
ReplyDeleteI'd leave it! The purple flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeletePerfect art installation Cro...well done you!
ReplyDeleteYard art.
ReplyDeleteI feel guilty about my bike gathering dust in the barn. Too many hills round here! Sad too when I see two 'junior' bikes in the shadows untouched for over a decade.
ReplyDeleteGiving back to nature at its best
ReplyDeleteRe cycling!
ReplyDeleteBoom boom!
I really should have thought of that!
DeleteI think it looks very aesthetic where it is and the honesty is gorgeous, just got to wait for the purses now.
ReplyDeleteBriony
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Very pretty. I wouldn't move it either!
ReplyDeleteThis image is right up T. Clear's alley! The beauty of 'junk.' A shipwreck festooned with algae and neon fish nibbling away.
ReplyDeleteT would have been much more artistic. Mine's just a photo.
DeleteIt really sets those flowers off - they look good together,
ReplyDeleteSort of a "found art" look. I like it.
ReplyDeleteSome people pay big money to have lawn art that looks like that.
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