One Thing, Three Ways: Gnome Home with a Yellow Door
You may have heard about the mysterious little door the appeared at the base of a tree in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park last spring. After drawing curious visitors to the park and making international headlines, park officials ordered that the door be removed. It must have taken the wee elfin creatures several months to move east, because in August, several gnome homes appeared here in Kansas City. I joked with Better Half that the gnomes were able to afford so much more house here in the Midwest than in the Bay Area, apparently a one to five ratio.
Here are three shots of the first gnome home, the one with the yellow door. I hope you come back to my blog over the next four days as I share shots of the other four gnome homes.
Gnome Home with a Yellow Door Photo #1. This tiny, yellow door is built into the base of a huge walnut tree along the Tomahawk Creek Trail in Overland Park, Kansas.
Gnome Home with a Yellow Door Photo #2. My seven-year-old daughter’s hand helps show how tiny the door is.
Gnome Home with a Yellow Door Photo #3. Like all of the gnome homes, this door shares a positive, inspirational message.
Learn More:
- Crowds Drawn to Small Door in a Tree at SF’s Golden Gate Park
- Mystery Gnome Homes Appear Along Trail in Kansas
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That’s awesome. I like the last one because it has the positive message in it
Me, too. I love the positive thoughts and energy each little home exudes. We sure need more of that in this world!
Yes we do, I agree
Okay, you got me, now I have to come back for the others!
Awesome! Can’t wait to hear what you think of each!
How wonderful. I’ll be checking back too.
Wonderful! I look forward to your thoughts on each!
How cute! 🙂
So cute! I’d never heard of them & had no idea they were in KC.
Cute! Love this 😀