Nothing out of the ordinary about this business sign on West Gurley. If anything, said the woman at the door who figured out why I was out front with a camera, the sight above (see below) might give clients a better clue as to the businesses' location.
"I tell 'em to just look for the bike in the tree." Apparently it's been there for nearly two months now, though I just spotted it yesterday evening. As you can see, quite a ways up.
My friend and I certainly couldn't figure out how the machine was hoisted into position. But it certainly makes a neat landmark.
Two days ago another transportation/tree combo caught my eye. In this event, two tires each topped by a platform, up in a tree. Much too big to be for most birds; too close to the house to be for big birds. Possibly positioned for a tree-climbing kid -- although, by me, there are just too dang many pesky branches in the way for a pleasant climb. Ah, well, it takes all kinds. Especially in our little city.
Nothing out of the ordinary about this business sign on West Gurley. If anything, said the woman at the door who figured out why I was out front with a camera, the sight above (see below) might give clients a better clue as to the businesses' location.
"I tell 'em to just look for the bike in the tree." Apparently it's been there for nearly two months now, though I just spotted it yesterday evening. As you can see, quite a ways up.
My friend and I certainly couldn't figure out how the machine was hoisted into position. But it certainly makes a neat landmark.
Two days ago another transportation/tree combo caught my eye. In this event, two tires each topped by a platform, up in a tree. Much too big to be for most birds; too close to the house to be for big birds. Possibly positioned for a tree-climbing kid -- although, by me, there are just too dang many pesky branches in the way for a pleasant climb. Ah, well, it takes all kinds. Especially in our little city.
I saw the bike too, A prank above all pranks! Couldn't they just throw his shoes up there instead?
ReplyDeleteStrange happenings:)
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that those AC power lines in the background have a small leak...
ReplyDeleteThey are probably running at 60 Hz (60 cycles per second), so just a small leak could let one cycle escape, landing it in the nearby tree. *smile* -- couldn't resist
style -- throwing shoes is so yesterday.
ReplyDeletewindy -- keeps my life interesting, it does.
warren -- ah, but what magic gave it substance?
I've been out of town for a few days, but glad I returned to see the bike in the tree. I'm waiting to see a new Smart car in a tree.
ReplyDeletesteve -- or in a church bell tower or on top of a college dormitory. At the very least, on the sidewalk or front porch.
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