This gigantic item in someone's yard on Highway 60 near Shelbyville appears to be a giant lawn dart, or a replica of one. But....why?
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2 comments:
Lawn dart or an arrow?? I wonder this every time I pass it.
And, if you want to see a sad, forgotten cemetery... a little west (crossing the border into Jefferson county) of that arrow/lawn dart is the entrance to a new subdivision. Once you turn in, on the left, they are clearing the land for a shopping plaza (or at least that's what the sign has said for a year now). If you turn in, behind the model home is a very small cemetery that is enclosed with a broken fence. Very old, run down head stones. Sad.
That's definitely an arrow.
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