yart is better than shart. Love the individuals out there, stuff like that is why I will never ever live in an HOA governed community.

Now residing as my desktop wall paper. I have waited for the right photo to come along. SWEET!!!!!! Thanks WC!

“Yart” is, by far, the greatest word I’ve ever heard.

Cool. Sort of like Choi Jeong Hwa’s ‘Truth’ at the REDCAT Gallery at Walt Disney Concert Hall. The show ends this Sunday.

http://redcat.org/gallery/0708/choi.php

You sure those lawn decorations are not on sale or something?

It must be a hassle to keep them all kinda clean.

This is epic.

You suppose they have all those bars on their windows and doors to protect them from when the lawn sculptures come alive and try to kill them?

I am dying to know what the inside of this place looks like. ” Paging Huell Howser, Mr. Huell Howser, we have some CA gold for you”.

There’s an impressive collection of yart at a house on Doheny in Beverly Hills (between Wilshire and Burton), perhaps even more impressive for being in Beverly Hills.

Don…that house on Doheny is wild. I have a ton of photos of that place. Location is one thing, but how many life sized brass zoo animals have you seen one yard? One or two at the most. That yard is as small as my yard and they got the whole shebangabang up in there.

Awe-inspiring. Live the dream!

Fantastic, and worth the price of any therapy the children of the house will need when they grow up.

This is spectacular. But the Doheny Dr. Zoo yart has nothing on the Statue of David house off 3rd Street… who knows what I’m talking about?

Yes — the David house!! Awesome. Have you noticed that he has named the property…Youngwood? Santa hats on the Davids and fake snow for Xmas. We know his ex-next-door neighbors — and apparently he is the sweetest guy!

I know that house off Third between Rossmore and Highland. It is even more outrageous at xmas. The first time I saw it was 1995 or ’96, perhaps even earlier. That the arc of the statues follows the crescent-shaped driveway is even more outrageous.

Youngwood Court is its own spectacle that goes beyond “Yart.”

The story is that Norwood Young is the music producer owner of that house who decorated his yard the way he did as a nice “f you” to the neighborhood busybodies.

Holy Crap!

Are there two of everything here?

This post reminds me I need to get a photo of a house nearby. On the tiny (maybe 3′x6′) front porch is an 7′ – 8′ Statue of Liberty. Whether driving north on it’s street or east on Eastern, the statue looks like it’s blocking the front door.

I just really want to know why it’s there at all.