Deep in the Ozark woods, tucked away in a holler sits a old farmhouse that has been transformed into a little gnome garden for visitors during the fall months. The eldery couple who have worked long and hard to bring a vision to life are the sweetest pair. They open thier farm up to visitors near and far for a peek at their handy work and love of gnomes. Now, I've hardly been a fan of gnomes but this idea is cute and the grandkids loved it. There were paths to explore, gnomes in all shapes and sizes, placed everywhere the eye could see. This is gnome village with it's own lake.
This is one of two spooky trees made of concrete, very cleaver and a favorite of the kids. More photos to come tomorrow, just wanted to share our afternoon drive of yesterday with you all.
P.S. For some reason blogger has flipped the photos twice today?
Very interesting pictures. I have cousins that resemble at least one of those gnomes! LOL
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ReplyDeleteWhat a nice afternoon trip you had. I love the gnome village, how nice these people must be to share it with all.
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how neat. wanted to wish you a great week.
ReplyDeletePerfect! I needed a little whimsy and magic, I think we all do from time to time. When I clicked on the pictures, I got a great feel for this tiny little forest. Susan
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical place. One I would love to visit myself. Gnomes love the water and I'm glad they found a place there. Thanks for sharing. xxoo
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Grace would LOVE his!
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