A view from the side shows a whimsical face. This is believed to be Ed's self portrait.
A closer view of the three pillars on top of Ed's abstract sculpture.
A closer look at the large conch shell at the base of the sculpture. Conch shells are commonly found on Florida's beaches.
A closer look at the abstract sculpture on the south wall, showing small seashells in the formation of threes and large conch shell at the base.
Ed's self-portrait in a very interesting abstract sculpture.

Ed’s Self Portrait

Ed’s enigmatic self-portrait sculpture is located on the south wall. At first glance, it appears to be a triangular abstract assembly of coral rock, stone, and seashells, but this intricate sculpture features a prominent face and is adorned with 2 large conch shells at the bottom and smaller seashells on the sides, in the formation of threes. In addition, there are three small pillars on top of the sculpture. Three is a dominant element throughout the castle in its many triangle shapes and often symbolizes earth, air, and water.