Now you say, "what restaurant?" No, there was a restaurant there, honest. The seating was atrocious and so was the service...reservations were out of the questions also...hell, they were non-existent. Come to think of it, so was the human clientele.
You see, it wasn't a human restaurant, but a fast food joint for crows. If you look at the "square" in the middle of the picture below, where the gray roof meets the cream-colored wall just above the rain gutter...
...there was a piece of metal that ran parallel to the lower gray roof. Some pigeons lived in there and every day, some crows would drop by to see if the pigeons laid eggs. I had tried to take pictures of this on several occasions, but by the time I got my camera out and the shade up, the crows would be gone.
At any rate, they re-roofed that house and closed off the hole, so no more pigeons and no more crows. I'm sure the crows have mixed feelings about this, knowing the ambiance and service sucked, but I believe they found the food was exceptional.
7 comments:
Yusuf,
Welcome and thanks.
I could murder a crow..
Paulie Decibels,
Yes, but as you can clearly see from this post, there are no more pigeons to take the fall.
I wonder what'll happen tomorrow on 'As The Crow Dines'?
Dale,
I believe it will be a squirrely episode.
Ice cream for Crow?
Paulie Decibels,
Topped with bits of Marschino road kill.
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