





The studly work crew...discussing the filling of the upcoming bucket.
Check out the pulley system they use to lift the molten iron.
Carving to create their own sculptures.
Carving out the mold for some, playing with the sand for Gus.
What an amazing place! 18 acres, filled with giant scuptures and mowed down paths in the meadow to reach each of them. Now, how can we fill up our meadow with sculptures like this? Is anyone willing to barter? Goat cheese for sculpture? There's gotta be someone.
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