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A bronze statue at the entrance to the Navy Pier. Unlike many statues, this one seems to be in perpetual motion.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
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- I'm a stay-at-home mother of two. Despite the insanity of my life, I always find time to read...it is my outlet and my passion. I also love to cook and appreciate a good glass (or bottle) of wine. If you would like to contact me, my e-mail is rnawrot@cfl.rr.com.
13 comments:
Hi Sandy,
Love that statue, was so intrigued that I had to google it and check out the full thing. I wonder how many people think it's a real life group.
Yvonne
How fun! I love that one of the girls has lost her shoe. We have a few statues in the park in our neighborhood. One is of a girl laying on her stomach reading a book - I need to take a photo of that.
I see some boo boos about to happen there! watch out kids!
Love Navy Pier. It's in the city where our four grandkids are, very close to our hearts.
I can't remember ever seeing that. But we rarely go to Navy Pier.
Man, these WW pictures of your's are making me want to plan a weekend trip to Chicago.
Oh, I love this, and I love the subtle colors on the figures! Great photo today!
Oh wow. That is so cool.
That really captures the sweet joy of childhood!
Love this! Looks like they're having so much fun.
For a second there I thought it was people playing in the mud. ;)
Oh, that's pretty cool!
Wow, I love this!
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