A few pieces of the "Avenue of the People" art installation. This has produced strong opinions from the public, both positive and negative.
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Farewell Port Angeles, it's been swell. Due to a job situation I am moving away from the area, the blog will stay up as an archive.
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3 comments:
Those things are the biggest waste of money I have EVER seen!
We need to work on getting them removed and our money back in these tough economic times...put THAT money into the pool!!
A modern appearance is available.
I have to agree with Liz on this one....I don't like them and think they are more of an eye sore then anything...and yes I would have rather put that money to save our pool then these pieces of art. They also get in the way on the sidewalk, especially if you are pushing a stroller or walking as a group.
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