What are those crazy kids up to now?

[Bain]

The house in the photos was next to one I checked out this morning. I don't know what the brick structure is resting upon, and don't know if a roof is slated for installation. The thing is currently housing a pet crate and some loose bricks, but maybe it's designed to hold . . . firewood?

I can't quite figure out why someone would go to so much trouble--partially blocking a window in the process--to erect a brick thingy in front of their house.

I think it was Andy Warhol who said, "You can't legislate good taste."

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[Chad Fabry]

Pet mausoleum.

[Bain]

Pet mausoleum.

Maybe.

I assume something like this conveys when the house is sold. But what happens to Rover's remains once the new owners take possession?

[gtblum]

I'll bet it's been there for a hundred years or so, and the local historical society made them build the house around it.

[Terence McCann]

Pet mausoleum.

You're a pisser.

[Mike Lamb]

Could be a grotto in the making for a religious icon. Catholics are known to do such things.

[mgbinspect]

Hindu alter in the making.

[Jim Baird]

Chad nailed it. Fido's ashes.

[Tom Raymond]

Could be a grotto in the making for a religious icon. Catholics are known to do such things.

Shame on you Mike! Don't you know the Blessed Virgin is to displayed in an up ended and half buried bath tub?[:-dev3]

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[Mike Lamb]

Oh, God. The buried bathtub grotto! I believe that has it's origin from the Italian Renaissance?