With only a couple of weeks free between summer and fall quarter teaching, I've been working on the long list of end-of-summer tasks. Naturally, when walls need painting, the carpets need cleaning, the car desperately needs washing, and so on, I find something different to do. I decided it was time to restore the crumbling cement lawn burro and cart before they turned to a pile of sand. What was going to be a super-quick job with leftover deck stain became a little more complex.
The burro was in a corner of the back yard when I moved here; now he's in front, standing guard as my version of a lawn gnome. His front hooves point outwards like Miro's feet. I was sorely tempted to paint the burro with Airedale markings but he probably looks better as hoofed stock.
The other lawn burro.
What a cute lawn ornament, and that would have been funny to paint it like your Airedale!
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How cute he is! We love his cart filled with pansies!
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Maggie and Mitch
Both Lawn Burro's are beautiful. My mom wanted you to know she usually has a long list of things to do and does something completely different too! BOL!
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You did a good job.
ReplyDeleteYour borro is cute..reminds us we have two!
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The Thugletsx
That burro lawn ornament is really cute! It would have been funny to see it painted Airedale-style. :)
ReplyDeleteWe love your other lawn burro, too!