As the sod business must have really suffered during our period of drought and severe water restrictions, exploring a different business model could keep you afloat in this down economy. This place may still sell sod - although I didn't see any signs of it - but statues big and small are everywhere. Small naked women and tiny St. Francis share space with fountains, flower pots, mailboxes, several lions and full-size gold horses, rearing up and ready to greet friends and family at the end of your driveway. If you think that might just be a bit much for the neighborhood, stick with two of the 5-foot tall golden lions...and pretend you're the New York Public Library.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Want a couple horses with that sod? Or a lion or two?
As the sod business must have really suffered during our period of drought and severe water restrictions, exploring a different business model could keep you afloat in this down economy. This place may still sell sod - although I didn't see any signs of it - but statues big and small are everywhere. Small naked women and tiny St. Francis share space with fountains, flower pots, mailboxes, several lions and full-size gold horses, rearing up and ready to greet friends and family at the end of your driveway. If you think that might just be a bit much for the neighborhood, stick with two of the 5-foot tall golden lions...and pretend you're the New York Public Library.
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LOL.. Funny post.. Yeah I agree, and actually having either the horses or the lions would make the place look like a museum or something :)
ReplyDeleteHope I don't offend anyone if I say that you have to wonder who buys them.
ReplyDeleteI really like these places...you never know what you'll find...there's a similar, even crazier place at SR 40 and Highway 19, if you ever get over that way...
ReplyDeleteAt least you wouldn't have to worry about anyone stealing them from your yard!
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