A shot of the house.

Grrr.

That little face is a bit creepy in there.

Leonardo plastered this place full of his paintings. He was so full of himself ;)

A wooden scupture above a doorway.

This was a nice little scene they had set up.

This is the other side.

I don't know why I took this, but it turned out kinda neat.

His desk.

A table and more art. A Mona Lisa is hanging to the left of the leftmost window.

Leonardo was a vegetarian, and he also lived by the rule u201conly eat when the notion stikes you.u201d

After Leonardo died, God took up residence in the basement. He is seen here directing us toward the remainder of the tour.

A close up of one of the many Leonardo contraptions they have built in the house.

A bridge designed by Leonardo. People were much smaller back then.

The griffin-like thing up there is funny.

Gears.

A pretty birdy.

Another Leonardo contraption under construction.

Can you find the person in this photograph?

These circles and other pieces are draped all over the grounds.

That banner is from one of my favorate Da Vinci paintings. The actual painting is on wood and is on display in the Smithsonian museum in Washington D.C. It is a small painting, but has an amazing life about it.

Giant forest Vitruvian Man

Lest we forget, Leonardo invented the parachute. Way before there was anything worth jumping out of.

His house from the yard.