Can't Believe How Fast the Grass Grows!

 I seriously can't believe how fast the

grass grows here in Maine. Mark could mow

twice a week and just barely be keeping

ahead of it. 

It does - however - create a beautiful backdrop.

I have no idea what kind of flower this is.

I guess I need to send Brenda a picture and ask.

Hahaha!

I ask her about plants

and

I ask Mike about animals and bugs.

 There are a whole lot of blooms on the bush.

Whatever it is.

Here is part of my little garden that came with the house.

I didn't do a thing - except replace the gazing

ball that broke under a ton of snow.

 You want to see my dragons?

Cause you know I haven't posted any pictures of them

in a week or so. Hahaha!

This awesome bench stayed on the porch all winter.

Tons of snow would not have been good for it.

Each dragon was carved with a small chain saw

from . . . 

pine tree stumps!

 Here is Mushu and a little dragon

that I really haven't named yet.

I know.

He is going to have an identity crisis.

Mark was able to glue his wings back on.

The snow got away from me this year

and before I knew it - he was buried under

several feet of snow.

And his wings totally fell off. 

 And across from them are Maleficent,

Prince Charming, and Lilly.

If you watch Once Upon a Time you will

already know that Lilly is Maleficent's daughter,

and that in one scene Prince Charming

fights Maleficent.

Here is a quick overview of my dragon area. I can sit on my dragon bench and read. It is usually too windy to draw. The wind blows all the time here. And the black flies and mosquitoes are unreal right now. Soon. 
Just have one more thing to go into the dragon hollow. A rock. Mark and Mike are going to bring it home for me. I found it way down the road from our house. It will require two people, a truck, maybe a wench. It reminds me of Newfoundland.  And it will go in here with the dragons somewhere.