I have always been fascinated by these little playground rockers.
Another fun corner of “Willis Wonderland”.
The gnome statue and the rocking seahorse! More kitsch that is right up my alley!
I love this rocking sea horse complimented by the very colorful bowling balls.
Some old palms from the 1930’s, aren’t they amazing! I just loved this shot.
I think I’m being stared at.
Allee Willis
I’m sick I didn’t change the covers on those butterfly chairs for your photos. I have the ‚Äúgood‚Äù covers and the ones that sit outside every day, which are the ones pictured here. I got sick of having to buy new ones every few months because they faded so badly so now I just swap the good ones in for special occasions (though my brain slipped for your visit.)
As far as the shot of the palms, there are a total of 31 of them. The two tallest ones are the mom and dad, literally. All the rest of them are babies that grew from the seeds that dropped.
The last photo is the view out of my recording studio window. I never understood why people didn’t decorate outside as avidly as they did inside.
denny
This shot outside of the studio window is a favorite shot of mine and I soooo dig it that you have lamps hanging in between the heads and trees.
denny
Show me the covers, I’ll change them and then re-photograph them. No work on your part!
Nessa
All of these definitely cover my motto of letting no space go undecorated.