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Garden Rock-oons

comments (0) July 29th, 2009 in gallery

lexismom lexismom, member
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I handpainted these two Rock-oons on large rocks which weigh about 30 lbs. each and are approximately 18 " long by 9" high.  They sit in the garden soaking up the sun in the summer.  Everyone who sees them, loves them and I have had many orders for these from people who would like to have these critters in their garden.  The good thing about these is they don't get into the garbage!


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