Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Christmas Goose 2

The life-sized porcelain goose that resides in the window of the Crown and Goose pub is decorated for the season. A Christmas goose indeed.
I'll be away from the Internet for the next couple of days, but I'll have some timed posts to share with you.

10 comments:

Tanya Breese said...

I love the angle of the goose and the warm glow of lights! Merry Christmas, enjoy your time away :)

George said...

A very artistic picture of the Christmas goose. Have a Merry Christmas.

Virginia said...

Great shot and color Know. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
V

Bob Crowe said...

From just glancing at the thumbnail through the wrong part of my trifocals, this looked like one of those swirling colorized photos from the Hubble Space Telescope. This is a nice picture to look at with very relaxed eyes.

Saretta said...

Duck, duck, goose! Merry Christmas Knoxville Girl!

Jane Hards Photography said...

The low angle really adds to the syrreal inage of the goose's head rising up. Body farm goose is it?

Pat said...

Merry Christmas to you! Love the goose; won't roast goose this year in its honor!

marley said...

"The geese are getting fat!"

As your away for the holiday I wish you a very merry Christmas. I'm taking a break and will start blogging next week sometime so catch up with you then. Enjoy :)

P.S - I finally posted your photo the other day!

Kris McCracken said...

I beg your forgiveness for my cutting and pasting – yet constantly reworking – this comment, but there was no way on Earth I would be able to make it around the whole globe to wish everybody a Merry Christmas otherwise.

Yes, I am but a mere mortal. The magical elves that constitute my staff have demonstrated their lack of respect in either not showing up for work at all, and those that have all seem a little worse for wear, if you catch my drift. All they seem to do is sit around smoking, playing cards and telling dirty jokes! Consequently, the reindeer are all filthy and out of shape. And you know, the wallabies just don’t cut it as replacements.

Anyway, from myself, Henry and Ezra, have a Merry Christmas/Winter Solstice/Hanukkah/Festivus and a happy New Year!

I hope that all of your holiday photos turn out to be triumphs, your stocking is stuffed full of lots of tasty treats and not coal and that all your pumpkin pies are all as sweet as you like them.

Jim Klenke said...

Merry Christmas