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By Jennifer Heyns Times Newspapers Contributing Writer
I used to think that lawn and
garden ornaments were
unique to trailer parks - in fact, when my husband purchased a 30-foot trailer and parked it on our property, I bought him a garden gnome as a joke. As it turned out, the joke was op me.
They are everywhere! There may be more pink flamingos, garden gnomes, gazing globes, lawn jockeys and other, even stranger ornaments than humans in Fauquier County. But why are they here and where did they come from?
The more I looked into this phenomenon, the more intrigued I became. It seems these odd little pieces of lawn
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