
It gets better, across the street in the little garden park next to the post office was another one!

Continuing on 9N towards Jay, there was a scarecrow in front of the fire department. Only a mile later there was another one perched on the guard rail. How fun!
The big finale was at the Village Green in Jay. There was a scarecrow for each post on the North side of the park! Unfortunately, that picture didn't come out very well. But, here's a picture of the last one I saw from Upper Jay to Jay.

I think I must have counted at least 10 scarecrows and one miniature one in just this 4 mile stretch. Please forgive me boy and girl scarecrows of the world for ever doubting you. I guess scarecrows need a break from busy summers tending the gardens. Happy Fall and enjoy your freedom from the restraints of the garden!
2 comments:
Benjamin (my 2 year old) picked one out the other day when we were shopping for Halloween crafts at Michaels...your local scarecrows look awfully similar to the ones in metro DC...
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I think you need one for your garden next summer!
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