Quite unusual and eye-catching. Tree trimming is very dangerous work. Especially if you don't know what you're doing. We hired a guy one time who scampered around shirtless and shoeless way up top...found out later, while working for another person, he fell and broke his back!
Hi Lois - re your comment on Cedar Key: The girl was acting bored; a typical adolescent...she got turned off immediately when she was not the center of attention. It was pretty funny, actually!
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Is he made of wood, I suppose so. Funny statue.
He looks larger than life.
He looks thirsty, lol.
Very cool.
Nice to find some art among the trees!
He looks very buff ;-)
Ha! At first look I thought those were pigeons at his feet. Better get my eyes checked.
He looks ready to go.
great carving!
Quite unusual and eye-catching. Tree trimming is very dangerous work. Especially if you don't know what you're doing. We hired a guy one time who scampered around shirtless and shoeless way up top...found out later, while working for another person, he fell and broke his back!
I'd hire him!
I am with you on having a hot day. It is 23º here now and that seems even colder. More snow if forecast for tomorrow when the kids go back to school.
If the guy was carved with a chain saw, the carver did a good job.
cette statue est étonnante
I though he was there to paint the fence behind him. I hope he doesn't cut down any trees.
be Well, be Happy Lois.
warm Hugs,
Pam
Hi Lois - re your comment on Cedar Key: The girl was acting bored; a typical adolescent...she got turned off immediately when she was not the center of attention. It was pretty funny, actually!
I'm impressed that a tree service would present a big piece of public art to the community like this. Good for them.
Very clever!
Pretty neat statue. MB
Very creative!
☼ Sunny
How very odd -- he seems to be rooted there like the trees around him.
This is great -- love it!
I think he's on his way to lunch.
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