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Steve Johnson Posted on: October 10, 2012
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Nice one. There are some permanent statues like that here in Clarksville, TN. I always think the one in a similar position to the guy in your picture is an actual person sitting there.
+H.N. James Me too – it's actually a little bit creepy. The statue is a really good piece of art but its positioned slap bang in the middle of the main entrance to the park.
Totally creepy! The statue-sitting-on-a-bench here in town is right on the corner by the Courthouse; so every time I come to the stop sign I see it out of the corner of my eye and start a little.
Exactly the same effect as this one has – pity because it would have been really cool if it were actually in the park facing the big stage there rather than looking out towards the road.
I should go out and photograph it this weekend and post a photo for you :)