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The Rat King

At the Heritage there is a group of statues depicting the Chinese Zodiac.  For those of you who don't know the Chinese Zodiac consists of twelve animals that have some influence or other on your life (just like the western zodiac). I am a monkey which apparently has something to do with my playfulness, guile, and penchant for bananas.
I have noticed that there is a huge rat that hangs out at the heritage... not mutatedly huge but it is a sizable rat none the less. Now I know what you are all collectively saying... 'Who cares?' or 'Why is this possibly blog-worthy' well I will tell you.  The big ass rat has a nest and its nest is under the statue of... THE RAT.  How cool is that?  The rat has its own place under proportionally a giant rat.  Imagine you lived in a house with a giant person on top... pretty cool...  Picture to come soon. I can never seem to get my phone out in time to a picture of the rat... it seems like it may become some kind of urban legend type deal but at the very least I will try to get a picture of the statue.


 Updated with Pictures. Apparently the Rat is going for a 'hip hop' urban style with the sideways cap!
Notice the backdoor at the bottom left of the rock
The front door is right in the middle

A nice close up of his house

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