Tuesday, 24 June 2014

lonely bike

in a Garden 
on the Mountain

10 comments:

William Kendall said...

Nice looking bike!

Revrunner said...

Kind of a tough looking saddle, though.

Lowell said...

Now you are anthropomorphizing a bike - bikes don't have feelings like loneliness. That's just silly. Why, just the other day, I suggested to my bike that it would be good if it could ride a little smoother. It proceeded to throw me off into the ditch and continued on without me until I ran, caught up with it and apologized. But loneliness. I don't think so!

I like the classic look of this bicycle creature, though!

Hamilton said...

does this bike look like it has many friends? I think not. therefore, lonely.

Andy said...

Reminds of of a ghost bike which normally is painted entirely white.

Kate said...

My reaction is the same as Andy's . Occasionally in our area people will use a "ghost bike" to memorialize a biker who has been killed, placed on the spot where the tragic accident occurred.

hamilton said...

I thought at first, of a ghost bike, too. but this was sitting in the yard between the garage and the house, more like a lawn ornament. perhaps an old family heirloom.

Unknown said...

Old bikes have something romantic.

Stuart said...

Hmmm. Never occurred to me to use a bike as a planter.

Taken For Granted said...

At first I thought this might be a ghost bike to memorialize a rider killed by a careless driver, but perhaps it is just a lawn ornament. Looks it could be tuned up and ridden.