Rising To Great Heights

When we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us…

We can truly reach great heights!  😉

(Credit Photo: Rebecca and Itzchak)
 

Cool To Be Square

Thought this was a cool sculpture. 

Squares and then some. 

It’s abstract. 

Get it? 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Stairs Without Legs

I don’t think you can easily walk up stairs without legs. 

Maybe these ladies should take the escalator!  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Oriental Glass Sculpture

Love the smooth pink and white glass. 

Amazing how the hats and robes give them the oriental flair. 

Not sure what the dirt is on the arm of the one on the left (maybe it just wipes off).

But they each cost $14,500!  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Cut Off The Legs And Call Him Shorty

Who knew, it’s actually a song by Louis Armstrong.

It comes after:

“Shave off my hair and call me baldy.”

They don’t make them like they used to.  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

@Miami Botanical Gardens

(Credit Videos: Andy Blumenthal)

Two Flutes Are Better Than One

Beautiful architecture on the side of this building. 

Now, I know there are people that can play two flutes at once. 

The real trick would be to be able to play three! 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

That’s Such Bull

A bull with large horns, a nose ring, and a pearl necklace. 

How gorgeous honey, simply gorgeous! 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Vase With Tongue Out

Never saw a flower vase with a face and the guys tongue hanging out. 

Very creative, but also a little gross. 

I remember some crazy elders who used to say to put that tongue away or you’ll get it cut right off. 

At least the flowers will still remain and grow in the sunlight! 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Incredible Horses and Wagon

Wow, thought this was an incredible horses and wagon. 

I love how the artist raised the path, so you could see the difficulty of traveling like this. 

And the sculpture is so intricate and detailed. 

Truly lifelike and makes you feel the times. 

In the Wild West, like in the “Old Country” people kept chugging along, even when life was difficult and often miserable. 

Not sure how they did it. 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)