Venadium, this is not about evil scarecrows! It is about FUN scarecrows! Shame on you!
*shudders and holds tight to her cuddly kitties* posted by amyms at 3:11 AM on August 18, 2007
Fun they may be. Urban they certainly aren't. I don't think *anything* in Devon counts as urban. posted by PeterMcDermott at 3:39 AM on August 18, 2007
Okay, then, "non-farm" scarecrows? posted by amyms at 3:53 AM on August 18, 2007
This could be a good thing here in Tokyo, where crows are a major frikkin' nuisance. posted by flapjax at midnite at 4:08 AM on August 18, 2007
I don't think *anything* in Devon counts as urban.
By Devonside she was a-marching
It was a gang of no great size
Question, though, PeterMcDermott, from this ignorant Yank: does Devonside refer to Devon, or some other locale, perhaps? posted by flapjax at midnite at 4:13 AM on August 18, 2007
This one reminds me of those guys who dress up in creepy nylon lady facemasks/wigs, though. posted by miss lynnster at 5:24 AM on August 18, 2007
does Devonside refer to Devon, or some other locale, perhaps?
A whole different country. Devonside is in Scotland -- not far from Edinburgh, whereas Devon is the deep South West. posted by PeterMcDermott at 8:51 AM on August 18, 2007
So, what exactly do they have against crows? posted by quin at 11:13 AM on August 18, 2007
I can only image the hilarious local news coverage when someone nearsighted calls the cops. posted by derami at 12:53 PM on August 18, 2007
This sort of thing has been around for a while. My former home village of Wadhurst in East Sussex has a scarecrow festival every year. Here's the poster for the 2002 edition, which wasn't the first.
posted by Venadium at 2:57 AM on August 18, 2007