This is a photo of a Tiffany Window in the Lightner Museum depicting St. Augustine. He holds a CROZIER (atop his staff), which is the answer to this whatzit.
what happened to #44? so quick to post a new Photo, Gordon, this is the making of a truce, whatzit is a Druce. Hurry up and post #45 so I can show you up one more time.
Is there no one in the whatzit world, Woman, man, boy ot girl, Who has the intestinal fortitude And recklessness, embude, To determine what this whatzit issle. I'm hearing your bravado begin to fizzle!
Gordon, I have searched high and low for carving, viking, europe, serpent, dragon, goat, ram, windmill, iron cross, and around. My eyeballs are twitching, my senses are itching, and time has stood still. I will continue to search and search, and will at some point gain my perch.
So many things in this world, so little time, I haved searched high and Low, and with your scanty little clues, I have nowhere to go. This whatizit has lost my Curiousity Fall is comming,The Elk are Bugeling, The Deer are Jumping and so are the Fish, I have so little time for a riddle like this. I like a challenge as you Know but, as for this I decided to let it go.....
I have walked through a fair number of churches and castles (is that its spelling...talked in Portuguese today at length and can't remember my english now) ANYWAY for some reason I am thinking French, but like J9 I have web searched, rams, salamanders, eels, cross - motifs of wood carvings.... I am through.
This whatzit was carved from ivory In century 13, of history. I have not intended to ignore you. You know that I am here for you. I was at the lake for a day. This game should be over, I would say. Look at a catholic bishop and you will find This whatzit then may be on your mind.
This whatzit stumped the very best, Or maybe they didn't have time for this test. A CROZIER adorns the top of a Bishops staff. I guess my expectations were a gaff. If you look closely at the whatzit top. It is the serpent that it stops. The little rod shown atop this rod. Is killing the serpent, protecting the Lamb of God.
I like the old bird house. Did the bird protest and move to some modern condos? LOL
You would have heard about the Chinese revering birds' nest as a good food. Apparently, people leave their aged and weathered buildings, and th ebirds instead of nesting naturally in caves make their homes in these houses, The people then harvest the birds' nest.
what happened to #44? so quick to post a new Photo, Gordon, this is the making of a truce, whatzit is a Druce. Hurry up and post #45 so I can show you up one more time.
ReplyDeleteHold that thought.
ReplyDeleteGordon, I will take a gander, Is this a Mast of a ship? and if so is it a viking ship?
ReplyDeleteI think on Viking Will is right
ReplyDeleteBut that stucco in the background is a fright
I'm going to guess a portico
on a building of stucco
These guesses are a terrible shame, Nondeserving of this whatzit game.
ReplyDeleteWill is broken, J9 wrong.
You both should sing a different song.
Its a chair.
ReplyDeleteGordon, Gordon Over your head you should over your head put a tarp might this be a wooden Harp?
ReplyDeleteA Willie harp? A Noe Noe chair?
ReplyDeleteYou're so funny! I do declare!
I laughed until both sides were aching.
What comical guesses you are taking!
is it a musical instrument?
ReplyDeleteI wish I could say you're getting hot.
ReplyDeleteBut, alas, I'm afraid you're not.
Is a carving from Europe to include England or Scotland?
ReplyDelete(is it)
ReplyDeleteIt is a carving, Mr. Will,
ReplyDeleteBut, that is not my Whatzit's fill.
It's even from Europe, but you must tell
Me whatzit, sir, to ring the bell.
Where in Europe?
ReplyDeleteAs I researched that question I have found
ReplyDeleteThat it is usually somewhere above ground.
I know my responses must frustrate or bore you.
ReplyDeleteI reccommend that you study the scene before you.
Is there no one in the whatzit world,
ReplyDeleteWoman, man, boy ot girl,
Who has the intestinal fortitude
And recklessness, embude,
To determine what this whatzit issle.
I'm hearing your bravado begin to fizzle!
Gordon, I have searched high and low for carving, viking, europe, serpent, dragon, goat, ram, windmill, iron cross, and around.
ReplyDeleteMy eyeballs are twitching, my senses are itching, and time has stood still.
I will continue to search and search, and will at some point gain my perch.
So many things in this world, so little time, I haved searched high and Low, and with your scanty little clues, I have nowhere to go. This whatizit has lost my Curiousity Fall is comming,The Elk are Bugeling, The Deer are Jumping and so are the Fish, I have so little time for a riddle like this. I like a challenge as you Know but, as for this I decided to let it go.....
ReplyDeleteI have walked through a fair number of churches and castles (is that its spelling...talked in Portuguese today at length and can't remember my english now)
ReplyDeleteANYWAY for some reason I am thinking French, but like J9 I have web searched, rams, salamanders, eels, cross - motifs of wood carvings.... I am through.
You are wise is searching churches, GingerV.
ReplyDeleteIn a church this whatzit has a place of honor for all to see.
This whatzit was carved from ivory
ReplyDeleteIn century 13, of history.
I have not intended to ignore you.
You know that I am here for you.
I was at the lake for a day.
This game should be over, I would say.
Look at a catholic bishop and you will find
This whatzit then may be on your mind.
This whatzit stumped the very best,
ReplyDeleteOr maybe they didn't have time for this test.
A CROZIER adorns the top of a Bishops staff.
I guess my expectations were a gaff.
If you look closely at the whatzit top.
It is the serpent that it stops.
The little rod shown atop this rod.
Is killing the serpent, protecting the Lamb of God.
A three pronged fork, the weapon I host,
ReplyDeleteRepresents the Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
EeeeEEEEEEEE!
ReplyDeleteI like the old bird house. Did the bird protest and move to some modern condos? LOL
ReplyDeleteYou would have heard about the Chinese revering birds' nest as a good food. Apparently, people leave their aged and weathered buildings, and th ebirds instead of nesting naturally in caves make their homes in these houses, The people then harvest the birds' nest.