Puzzle Description:

This is the house on chicken feet.

#1: Jane Doe (telly) on Sep 6, 2008

Is it a chicken coop on chicken feet?

I have seen some STRANGE things on this site, but this one takes the cake! This is completely bizarre and made me actually LOL. (Come to think of it, that expression "takes the cake" is strange, LOL).

No, This is the small house where lives old witch who takes children that are not listen to their parents and eats them. I am planning to make the continuation of this story.

Adam did you solved it?

Yes, I just did. It was fun to solve. I just thought it was very funny. I love the story so far. Can't wait for more!

Oooh, I wish there was a house like this one where I live, good puzzle, thankyou!

Can't wait to hear the rest of this story. Good puzzle.

Marz you wish there was a house where bad children got eaten up? Have you been having trouble with the little ones? ;) lol

Um....just a little Mercy. They drove me insane today, but hopefully tomorrow I will not wish for a house such as this, fingers crossed, they will all be at school anyways, thank goodness, I need to recuperate after this weekend :)

Baba Yaga's house cool idea

She's was one of Bill Willingham,s Fable vilain and we saw the house a couple of time.

Been in Hellboy comic too

Oh, now i get it, though I'd never heard of this story. Sounds scary. Look forward to hearing more.

Thank you for your comments. Story 2 is published. Enjoy.

I had a chuckle with this image too Vera!
I can hardly wait to go solve the next installment.
Thanks for sharing the story Vera and congratulations on posting at Webpbn. This may not be your first puzzle here but it's the first one that I have solved.
It is nice to have you here. :-D

Pictures at an Exhibition: #9 Hut on Fowl's Legs!

Pictures at an Exhibition... so underrated. Glad I'm not the only one who knows about that masterpiece.

I remember playing excerpts from "Pictures" in high school concert band. I think I actually played bass on the Baba Yaga.

I actually am familiar with this fairy tale. I don't think all the color was necessary but I love the idea. If I remember the story correctly, the house also spins on its feet.

Looking for # 2 next.

I was solving the black first, when I thought, "That looks like Baba Yaga's hut!" Then I looked at the title. :)

I, too, love Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, but I actually heard the story first by reading my aunt's old issues of Jack & Jill magazine.

http://brer-powerofbabel.blogspot.com/2011/02/more-baba-yaga-from-jack-and-jill.html

Here's the music, but I'd recommend listening to the entire suite, if you've never heard it.
http://vimeo.com/41460005

I apologize that the music link cuts of so abruptly, but it segues into the finale, "The Great Gates of Kiev." Here's the two movements together (WELL worth the 9 1/2 minutes):
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=kZkoW1Ta3ew&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DkZkoW1Ta3ew

This would fit well into a series I'm doing now. Fantasy Pairings.

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