Looks like a lovely spot for an alfresco lunch doesn’t it? That’s what I thought while waiting for a friend but guess what? Wisteria in bloom attracts the nastiest, most aggressive bees I’ve ever come across.
And finally a real door!
I spent many happy hours behind these doors learning how to sculpt: heads, busts and full figures. Sadly my instructor passed away and the class is no longer offered.
Check out other doors on Dan Anton’s planet – prepared to be amazed.
Saying nothing in particular 
Lovely 🌹🌹
Lovely but kinda scary right now! BZZZBZZZ
Beautiful!
I miss wisteria. The home I grew up in had a huge patch but we’re purple blossom bereft here.
I guess it’s too cold in Maine?
I think it is. I’ve never seen any here…
Lovely doors and a lovely garden head. If that’s one of your first ones, you learned quickly.
Thanks Dan – it looks like a beautiful place for lunch but too many bees!
What a shame about the wisteria, JT, because it is a lovely place to sit! I love your other offerings too.
Thx! My usual mishmash of images.
You have some beautiful wisteria in you back yard, Jan! I love the tile work above the door. So sorry about your instructor, but it looks like you sculptor lives on. Really well done!
Thanks Brenda !
My wisteria has never fully recovered from the drunk driver (the trunk is damaged and starting to rot 😦 ) We don’t get honey bees but we get plenty of large noisy bumble bees!
Oh no! Our wisteria was severely stressed by the drought but seems to be rebounding.
I love the sculpture – didn’t he have a female mate in the garden?
He’s got a few female heads to choose from but so far likes his bachelor status!
I really like your head, it is very good. I am learning to draw and paint in oils. Wisteria does attract bees, we have a lot in our garden.
Nice doors! Hey, that head you sculpted is fab, You are talented!!!!!
Many thanks!