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Wild Decor
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Uploaded: 07/12/17 1:20 PM GMT
Wild Decor
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While in Battle Creek, Mi. we went to this unique place. I have no idea what this is suppose to represent, but thought it made a good photo opt. One for Wacky Wednesday!
I appreciate your comments, thanks so much.
tigs=^..^=
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::biffobear
07/12/17 1:58 PM GMT
May be a lockup for workie tickets with cameras...It's wacky alright...R.
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I wish I was a Glow Worm, a Glow Worm's never glum, 'cause how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?
There are structures on some state and national historic sites in North Dakota that are 'ghosted", simple replicas of buildings in the same shape and position as previous structures. They're intended to show what a site may have looked like in its heydey. In some cases the "ghosting" is a rectangle of 12" x 12" timber that delineate the base of the building, while others show the outline of the floor, corners of the outer walls, and the roofline, in welded steel. While this is much more elaborate, showing window frames and brick mortar, perhaps that is the intent; showing where a building once stood? Was there no interpretation on it, like a plaque? I'm thinking it may be "ghosting" because I can see another corner of the "building" in the far right background, and there's some sort of circular device inside this corner, perhaps indicating a previous use of the building. Cool find.
-Nik
-Nik
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I saw this one on Facebook and couldn't make any sense of it there either. It's obviously a metal frame sculpture of a home. Maybe it's an artifact from a contest long ago. I can see another in the background. Maybe there are stick figures hiding in the woods that live in them.
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Someone has taken a lot of time and effort to construct this with "windows" and "walls". Nice find but kept in the wrong place. Dood one for w Wednesday.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
I Googled "Attractions in Battle Creek, MI" and it wasn't shown in the list of images, but I don't think that someone would go to all the effort of creating it without some purpose--history, art, etc.
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Okay, after your mentioning bridge park in your PM, Sandi, I found "Historic Bridge Park, Battle Creek, MI" and this photo... look kinda familiar? The plaque at the bottom and the curve over the carriage doors lists it as "Historic Bridge Shop," the word "Historic" being instrumental in its identification. So I'm now 99% sure the structure you photographed is supposed to represent another historic structure but their exhibit labelling leaves something to be desired.
-Nik
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Okay, after your mentioning bridge park in your PM, Sandi, I found "Historic Bridge Park, Battle Creek, MI" and this photo... look kinda familiar? The plaque at the bottom and the curve over the carriage doors lists it as "Historic Bridge Shop," the word "Historic" being instrumental in its identification. So I'm now 99% sure the structure you photographed is supposed to represent another historic structure but their exhibit labelling leaves something to be desired.
-Nik
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Whatever its purpose it's interesting to find it in the woods like that - waiting for a photog to come along.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
I like it. Lawn art. I think I could easily want one in my back yard.
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Thanks Nik, and yes this is the place. It is so overgrown that I did not even see the plaque. Thanks! tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
What have you've done with its curtains, Sandi? (☺ ☺ ☺).
Perfect one for Wacky Wednesday indeed!
Thanks for the smile, my friend!
Perfect one for Wacky Wednesday indeed!
Thanks for the smile, my friend!
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Nice one for wacky Wednesday Sandi. Shame it so overgrown.
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Life's moments are sweet. I just want to capture all that I can of them.
Most unusual. It actually looks quite spooky with all that growth. Something out of Alice In Wonderland :)
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