Scultures galore - Blogabond

gunners blog-It was sooooooo cool to see all of those diffrent kinds of scuptures and there was this one sulpture that was made of railroad plates that was a HUGE bull head and had real (and metal) bats on the outside and alot of scary stuff inside (like the devil, snakes, eyes, and spiders). the bull it was the best stop on the whole trip and i would definately go back there again.

Debbie's Blog- so we arrived here by on schedule and what a cool unusual place. We saw the sculptures from the freeway with this huge metal Bull head on the horizon. After a scary drive down a long muddy road we arrived at the park and were greated by the artist himself. The park is self guided and beautiful. He has sculptures ranging from little fish to naked dancing women to a frog autopsy. Some extremely weird items but fascinating as well. I loved the signs along the way explaining things. It was well worth the stop and time spent here. The was the first roadside attraction the we paid an entrance fee to however with what we saw it was well worth it. Of course stopped to get a geocache on the way out, and saw a white moon over the sculpture at the entrace to the park. Had a bit of a misshap with an almost lost, and now somewhat wet phone, but finaly back on the road now by 4:30, as planned, and off to the Corn Palace and Jackalope. Here comes the rain again!!!

Watching Randy jam to Gwen Stefani!! JOY!!

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/14418

Departure time 4:30 PM

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Teambobcats on June 12, 2010 from Montrose, United States

from the travel blog: Mt. Rushmore, 2010

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