Where would you get that many heads is what I wondered? I don't even remember why Smockette was in town,or how she found me now, but we didn't get to all the "gardens" on the tour. I think they do the tour every April, so if you're planning to be in town next April......

Whew! Sensory overload!

LOL billyporter!! And now you 'sucked' me into looking through them. Have I nothing better to do??? Sheese!

That is a blast from the past. Those have to be old hippies whose brains were burned from too many drugs.

The multicolored house was the clue. In the 70s we owned a duplex and rented to a young hippie. He painted inside and it was scary. Sounds like he has moved to Austin ~ weird ! Y'all can keep him... lol

You'd be surprised where some of those old hippies landed....city council, lawyer, etc.

Yep...they are the baby boomer generation as they are called now!

Pod,
Cracking up!!

Sandi,
One of ours ended up as Mayor for a while, LOL!

Shelia,
Oh, come to think of it. As a 1957'er, I'm a baby boomer....

I have been to Austin a few times, ans next time we go back, I will have to take a detour and see what I can find. Love the slogan, "keep Austin weird"!

I think the tour is held every April. I'll be sure to let you know when!

Bubbles said: Here we go! We have to walk through this "arbor" of doll heads, light bulbs, and I don't know what else, to get to the garden.

My friend's yard! I might have to go visit next week.

@Bubbles
I'm busy going through these pictures and my thumb is getting tired and then I see that the tour was posted in 2010. How did I miss it all this time? I love yard art. And always wanted to at least have a bottle tree. Thanks so much for the head turning tour!