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POTD: Stickwork Sculpture 3.0

Posted on July 19, 2020 Updated on October 4, 2023

I’ve posted this sculpture twice, before…here & here. This will be my last installment as I only had a few shots and this shot isn’t even mine. This photo was part of a larger group of snow shots I posted about here & here.

Since it is SO HOT outside, I thought I would cool your mind a bit. ~Vic

Stickwork Sculpture Snow Image — Photo Credit: Tim Woody
(I have no idea who he is despite searching.)
From the January 2018 Snow Bomb
01-18-2018

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POTD: Stickwork Sculpture 2.0

Posted on October 9, 2019 Updated on October 4, 2023

This is a companion shot to my June POTD post. This was taken a year later, nearly to the day. ~Vic

Stickwork Sculpture Image — On the Riverwalk
07-16-2018

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POTD: Stickwork Sculpture

Posted on June 3, 2019 Updated on August 13, 2020

In November of 2015, Patrick Dougherty of Stickwork was commissioned by the Hillsborough Arts Council to craft a sculpture for our Riverwalk. The saplings were sustainably harvested from the Ayr Mount Historic Site. In December of last year, the heavy snowfall damaged the original piece and it was finally taken down. I’m glad I got some photos of it. ~Vic