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June 6, 2013

River City Sculptures on Parade—Part 2

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As promised today I will give you more of the sculptures from our wonderful traveling exhibition that is located in downtown Mason City.  To see the first selections click on this link and it will open a new window with my post featuring the first 8 sculptures.

Huckleberry Daze by Jerry McKellar

Huckleberry Daze by Jerry McKellar

Carlton loved Huckleberry Daze and I managed to get a smile AND eyes open on this picture!!!

 

Solar Harmony by Chris Kilbane

Solar Harmony by Chris Kilbane

 

 

Tickled by Louise Peterson

Tickled by Louise Peterson

 

 

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I think the artist got this one perfectly!!!!  Doesn’t he look realistic????

 

 

Daddy Long Legs by David Vande Vusse

Daddy Long Legs by David Vande Vusse

 

 

Going for the Goal by Dee Clements

Going for the Goal by Dee Clements

 

 

Healing a Broken Heart by Lynn Peterson

Healing a Broken Heart by Lynn Peterson

This one is in front of our church, First UMC, and across the street from Hospice so it seems appropriately placed.

 

Summer Distractions by Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby

Summer Distractions by Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby

 

 

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Dreams of Ecstasy by Martin Eichinger

Dreams of Ecstasy by Martin Eichinger

 

 

 

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Natural Wonders by Michele Moushey Dale

Natural Wonders by Michele Moushey Dale

 

 

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I loved the bunny peeking around the back!!

So tell me—which one is your favorite one today???  My favorite is still ahead……come back Saturday for the rest of the sculptures!!!!

OH, AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY SWEET AARON—-NUMBER 25 WILL BE WONDERFUL!!!!AARON6

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