Fairy Camping

The fairies have the camper situated in the forest.

 

Fairy Flowers

Lowell likes to collect flowers to provide a home for fairies and we wait to see if one comes during the night. One did bringing fairy dust.

 

Living the Fairy Life

These fairies have their own screen in porch. These displays make my walks so interesting.

Flooded Out

Miniature land found the rain to be too much. The rest of us were glad to have it.
 

Upscale Fairy Home

I'm always on the look out for interesting fairy homes. This is quite the palace with three levels.
 

Fairy Wedding

An imaginative homeowner created this scene.

 

Gnomes houses that were part of the Luminary Walk last month at the Overland Park Arboretum were auctioned off this month but they left the display up through the end of January. They are quite intricate although it's hard to show as they blend in so well with their surrounding. Lowell gives you a sense of their size.

 

Enchantment in the Garden

Lowell and Vala are in the Monet Garden at the Overland Park Arboretum. We were there on an Enchanted Quest (searching for fairies). We found some fairy doors but no fairies.
 

Christmas Conversion

This fairy land sports new characters for Christmas – Santa and guests from the Rudolph show. Rudolph seems to have collapsed. Or perhaps he's resting for his big night.

Enchanted Forest

The Enchanted Forest at the Overland Park Arboretum is a temporary addition featuring the woodland homes of gnomes, fairies, elves, sprites and trolls, although none were in evidence. The two large sprites below are to give perspective.

 

The Remnants of Firefly Forest

This cottage is the only evidence of the once cool Firefly Forest on Indian Creek Trail in Overland Park. Created in 2013 by an anonymous person, it consisted of several fairy cottages. The creator moved away and took the houses but a short film, The Gnomist, has been made about them. I hope to see it soon.