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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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Very interesting sculpture.
ReplyDeleteBy no means a small piece of artwork. Very Nice.
ReplyDeleteNice sculpture, especially the dragon !
ReplyDeleteA unique interpretation TFG ☺
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the story, but what did the poor dragon do to St. George? And how did George become a saint? And why should saints slay dragons in the first place? Hmm...so many questions arise...
ReplyDeleteLove the dragon!
ReplyDeletecute--- I've seen some similar ones. ALways fun.
ReplyDeleteIt is a fearsome dragon, but George seems up to the challenge.
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