| Carol, Mary, and the Arch |
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Peace Arch Park -- Part 1 of 2
Friday, August 1, 2008
Posted August 13, 2008
Peace Arch Park is worth a visit every year because the statues change and the beautiful landscaping stays the same but changes in detailed flower plantings. This year was no disappointment.
| Carol, Mary, and the Arch |
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| The top of this stainless steel work looks like a swan from the park entry. |
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| Nurture.
"The soft-lined structure and solid/void contrast is a metaphor of the
grace of a pregnant lady." Yau Kuen Lau, Hong Kong. $50,000 |
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| Midnight Stomp. Bronze, Pokey Park, Tucson, AZ, $44,000 |
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| Mary admires New Guinea Impatiens |
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| Mountain Cherry Tree. Iron and Copper, Tony Hermanutz, Bellingham, $30,000 |
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| Mary and Carol check out Joan of Arc |
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| Joan of Arc. Tenino sandstone, columnar basalt, Beth Kalina, Seattle, WA, $7,500 |
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| Acrobat. Dr.
Beth Erez, Herzliva, Israel, $15,000 She must be an orthopedic surgeon to switch and arm and leg. |
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| Diplomacy. Tangled ball of wooden chairs, Julie Lindell, Seattle, WA, $5,000 |
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| Battle on the
Field. Created for the FIFA U2 International Competition in
Victoria, BC Bronze, Armando Barbon, Victoria, BC, $180,000 |
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