Saturday, May 25, 2013

Summertime in SoBro, 2013 Edition...

It's been a cool and wet spring, and Broad Ripple's famous gargoyle is looking a little like a garghillie:

Blending in with the environment.

I'd never noticed the little details on the roof...

Bobbi says the ornamental roof crest will keep witches from sitting on your roof. I do not know if this is true, but it sure sounds good. Alas, honest little Roseholme Cottage would look a little silly with such gingerbread, and so we must be ever on the alert for witches perching up there among the antennae.

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11 comments:

  1. "Gargoyle wins because he is a sneaky bastard!"

    Shootin' Buddy

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  2. I'm told it works whether you believe in it or not. (cf. Niels Bohr and the horseshoe.) Seen any witches on the roof lately? See how well it works?!

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  3. I had to look closely at that foliage the gargoyle was in to verify it wasn't poison ivy.

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  4. Sneaky, but stylish.

    Leave it to a gargoyle to make aviators look good again.

    BGM

    WV: turyoi commission

    Wasn't it the Turyoi Commission that "investigated" the Tunguska incident?


    And I'd having pretty good luck with the spambot minefield today. I wonder how karma is going to balance this one out....

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  5. so we must be ever on the alert for witches perching up there among the antennae.

    I'm not sure Feinstein's broom has the range to make it all the way from California.

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  6. D.C. is closer. I'm sure she keeps a spare one there.


    wv: Vide bligair

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  7. I'll wager Bobbi could calculate the resonant frequency of a gargoyle-shaped antenna...

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  8. Ancient Woodsman9:16 PM, May 25, 2013

    Bob, that's Virginia creeper. Absolutely lovely in the fall. Lucky gargoyle.

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  9. What load for witch? Will #8 shot made with cold iron do?

    Mike James

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  10. Tam, it's "antennas". As I learned when I entered the E3 world, "Bugs have antennae, radars and radios have antennas. No, no one seems to know why -- that's just how it is."

    [grin]

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