Methink you're right. Mewant to try right now. Megot my scissors in my school bag. Megonna help cut the hair of the big green hairy elephant! Megonna have fun and elephont gonna be very happy!
I think that Nathalie is very aroused by this photo Jilly. Me too. I'd like to get out their with my secateurs. I have hedge trimmers but they are so heavy that I prefer to take the time and use the lighter ones. What a gorgeous elly.
I agree. He does need a hair cut or at the very least a trim!
ReplyDeleteI always wondered how they clip the bushes into shapes of animals. Neat!
ReplyDeleteFun photo!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds "Louis" of the shaggy condition of the Republican Party in the U.S. (whose symbol is the elephant).
Excellent piece of topiary, I had a go at it myself once,nothing as fancy as this though. He's great bet the kids love him. :)
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Methink you're right. Mewant to try right now. Megot my scissors in my school bag. Megonna help cut the hair of the big green hairy elephant! Megonna have fun and elephont gonna be very happy!
ReplyDeleteHold on! Maybe it's a Wooly Mammoth!
ReplyDeleteOh what a fun image. Someone with more patience than I have created this lovely topiary. A image to make you smile.
ReplyDeleteI think that Nathalie is very aroused by this photo Jilly. Me too. I'd like to get out their with my secateurs. I have hedge trimmers but they are so heavy that I prefer to take the time and use the lighter ones. What a gorgeous elly.
ReplyDeleteI think we all know now where Zabar is hiding again!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, this is the first time I've seen an unmanicured tree sculpture. Most of them are always so meticulously maintained.
ReplyDeleteoh i love elephants nice to meet you on my blog love foto-sh
ReplyDeleteI like your photos, Jill. They are strong and also relaxing to look at. Thanks!
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