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indigosunshine

garden dragon

13 years ago

I love the way the dragon looks like he is peeking around the post. Tim made him from an old air compressor and other old metal parts. The face is made from a leg of an old wood or cook stove. We had him in the upper garden last year but it looks so much better down here.....better proportions. I'm changing my garden all the time!

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