I am getting a little ahead of myself, but in the second stanza of the Owl and the Pussy-Cat, Edward Lear mentions the land where the Bong-Tree grows and I think this tree might be just the ticket. I have been reading Edward Lear: The Life of a Wanderer and I am learning that he traveled extensively and published many books of drawings and a comprehensive book of illustrations of parrots. So he was much more than a writer of wonderful nonsense verse and the inventor of words like runcible and Bong-Tree. Maybe I can work a parrot into this project, perhaps sitting in the Bong-Tree.
Oh, please, please work in a parrot!!!
Beautiful!
A thousand votes for a parrot!
Did I tell you already that I love that bong tree? Great work as usual my dear. Lol means lots of love, n
Definitely looks like a bong-tree to me!
Nina
Beautiful bong tree. I believe I saw it up close in the Brockton Museum, along with a few of your other items. Great stuff. Fun museum.
Steve R
Just saw your announcement of the Bong Tree showing at the Fuller. Hope a lot of folks get to check it out.