Your Typical Horse made of Gourds

Posted on by Rick Anderson

From Speigel Online. This is something you don’t see everyday. I’d say it goes beyond the typical gathering of large pumpkins.

animal gourd(s)

[Bruno Bohrer and his horse of gourds. ]

I’m sure this brings some business his way.

I grow gourds but I do not think I will grow this many next year. If I did it would have to be something more outrageous than a horse.

6 thoughts on “Your Typical Horse made of Gourds”

  2. It reminds me of the the wooden horse of troy, although
    this one would smell better!
    Ena@ gothic and victorian gardening.com

    No doubt, and I doubt this horse carries as much trouble as the horse of Troy. Thanks for the comment.

    Reply

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