Showing posts with label hunting dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hunting dog. Show all posts

Friday, 22 March 2019

Hunting Dog Owned By the Goddess Diana in Yambol

Hunting Dog, Goddess Diana, Yambol, God Of Hunting

This is the hunting dog owned by the Goddess Diana who is Yambol's God of hunting. Diana has gone AWOL for many years but the dog remains alert and ready for hunting.

Thursday, 17 May 2018

Goddess Diana's Faithfull Hunting Dog Stands in Yambol

Goddess Diana, Hunting Dog, Yambol,
Situated just on the outskirt of the Yambol City Centre you will find the Goddess Diana's Hunting Dog ready for action. No sign of Diana to be seen though.

Friday, 26 January 2018

Hunting Goddess Diana, Her Shadow and Hound in Yambol

Yambol, Diana, Shadow, Hunting Dog, hound, Hunting Goddess, greek goddess

Standing proud as ever standing in Yambol, the Greek Hunting  Goddess Diana and her faithful hound on a sunny but freezing day. 

Thursday, 12 February 2009

Yambol's Greek Goddess Diana - A Different Pose

Yambol's Greek Goddess Diana - A Different PoseWe have already had one picture of the Greek Goddess Diana and her faithful hound in the Diana Park which is named after her. This time however there is no hunting in the snow. Here she is again situated on the south side of Yambol City just inside the dual carriageway ring road. She is such an elegant figure with almost a gymnastic pose with here bow. Dogs will always be dogs as this hunting kanine looks in readiness for the hunt.

Sunday, 11 January 2009

The Greek Goddess Diana in Yambol's Town Park

Teh Greek Goddess Diana in Yambol's Diana ParkWe decided to go for a walk in Yambol's Town Park today. As we plodded out way through the snow we saw the Park's permanent guests, the Greek Goddess Diana's statue and her hunting dog astride. The Bulgarian's have adopted her as an emblem of Yambol, perhaps because they are so fond of hunting here. It is a fine bronze statue of bronze that stood out in the white background of snow. Yambol's Town Park is such a lovely place to be even in below zero temperatures and half a metre of snow.

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