It's not on the roof, but to the side of the front entrance of the Cathedral. I thought at first, "Oh, nice, a bird gargoyle; how New Zealand!", but on approach, I realized it was a lion with a bit of spouting stuck in his mouth. Now that I've got a minor dental surgery pending, this is no laughing matter, folks.Happy International Women's Day, International Women! Happy Birthday baby brother, a ripe old 35 years old! Happy Birthday Kuala Lumpur DP by Sheila and Ed.
haha! this is funny.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a nesting bird! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks so much for the birthday shout-out!
And happy birthday to your baby brother too!
A lion??
ReplyDeleteI can't see iiiiit
Thanks for your visits, guys.
ReplyDeleteLilly, welcome to Nelson!
Eddie, pleasure. And I hope you have a great time at the Great Gettogether - will be thinking about all you three.
Dsole, can't you? Gee, I'm a very short person, so maybe I'll have to go back with a ladder next time.
Interesting bird.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to your baby brother too!
Sorry, but Dentistsgive me the wilies...funny picture and i hope you don't have problems with your surgery.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to baby brother too.
Thanks, people. The baby is actually 36 now - no wonder I need 4 pairs of glasses!!
ReplyDeleteI spotted a similar lion in Venice. I felt almost sorry for him. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou mean, Meirisi, this is not a uniquely Nelson torture method?
ReplyDeleteNice gargoyle. I think you're right that a bird would have been better...functionally at least since you could better hide the lead spout.
ReplyDeleteWishes to your bro too.
ReplyDeleteI never like gargoyles, they look too spooky tot me.. :(
I love your sense of humour Ben!
ReplyDeleteHope the dental surgery went OK!
All credits goes to Meg.
ReplyDeleteShe's waiting the appointment and I hope it's going to be ok, too.