I know it's Halloween . . .

[loracs]

 Yesterday I saw a croc on a leash in Oakland, today I saw a pirate ship filling the front yard of a house in San Leandro.  It was about 30 feet long and it looked pretty substantial.  Tattered sails flapped above ghoulish pirates and blinking scary eyes flashed in the galley windows.   I had to turn around and go back because stonebender  didn't really see it and, unlike the croc sighting, I had a witness to this one.  As we continued our trek home we saw another pirate ship in a front yard.  This one was much smaller, maybe 15 feet, but just as detailed.  I'm going to try and go back and get a few pictures of the big one - it's very cool looking.

Comments

[tracytreefrog.livejournal.com]

Way cool I hope you get good pics and share

[wild-irises.livejournal.com]

My find for today was much smaller, but I still loved it. There was an elderly man on the BART this morning whose cane was a genuine Louisville Slugger baseball bat with a piece of wood on the bottom to make it hit the ground flat.

[loracs.livejournal.com]

Whether created out of practicality or making a statement, a Slugger cane made me smile.