A shadowy cowboy watches over this wagon at a home in West Boise. I've been playing an "I spy" wagon wheel game over the past few months, and I've wondered where people get wagon wheels and how much they cost. They must be worth a lot! Here's a close-up of the sign on this wagon that makes me think so. More wagon wheel yard art can be seen by clicking on the links on the right hand side of this page.
Armed and dangerous, no doubt! I wonder if they have thought about manhole protection...?
ReplyDeleteI love your wagon wheel pics!
ReplyDeleteThey must be expensive if they warrant rewards for theft!
Wagon wheels seems to have 'history', perhaps that's why they make great yard decorations. At least it does say 'protected by Smith and Wesson'!
ReplyDeleteOh I see you play a subset of Life's Highway Game. I most certainly do count wagon wheels. They are quite prevalent here in the South. Often used a drive way guides or markers.
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