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Bird Avenue Totem

comments (0) July 29th, 2009 in gallery

Skigordo Skigordo, member
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Several years ago while beachcombing the shores of lake Erie early spring I came across this 24ft. long former dock piling that had washed up. I immediatley envisioned it in the front corner of my yard as sort of a street sign for the street I live on in Buffalo NY.
Bird Ave. Click the image to enlarge.

Several years ago while beachcombing the shores of lake Erie early spring I came across this 24ft. long former dock piling that had washed up. I immediatley envisioned it in the front corner of my yard as sort of a street sign for the street I live on in Buffalo NY.

Bird Ave.

Photo: by Gordon Ballard

This reclaimed 24 ft. high boat dock piling anchors the front corner of my yard on Bird. Ave. in Buffalo NY. I found the piece while scrounging the lake Erie shoreline for driftwood 10 years ago.


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