Sawing logs

Now that's a chainsaw!

World's Largest Coffee Cup Collection?

Looks like the collection has gotten a little smaller over the years.  A little town in Kansas.

Goodland Van Gogh

The Giant Van Gogh reproduction in Goodland Kansas, is 24 feet by 32 feet and stands on an easel 80 feet tall weighing in at 40,000 lbs it was built in 2002 and can be seen from I70

Unexpected

When you're driving along a country road you don't expect to come upon a huge M on the side of a hill, the unexpected brought a smile to my face.

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See the house at the bottom - it's a REALLY big M! :0)

World's Largest Buffalo

Cell phone pic snapped at the visitor's center in Fargo, North Dakota. I loved the colorful buffalo, but he's not the biggest.

The World's largest buffalo is a little further down the road. (point and shoot pic)

Trying to show how big he is I hid behind the bison's leg.

My husband was way more creative and feared being pooped on.



I couldn't resist a quick self portrait reflection - I'm a critter too, right? ;0)

Real Lhasa Apso puppy, you can see more of her in the post below. . .

World's Largest Metal Sculpture

We went through North Dakota too late to see all the beautiful sunflowers with their heads up.

I did find one that still had its petals. :0)

We could see this metal art from miles away and due to the time crunch of traveling we almost decided to zip on by, but we pulled off the highway and snapped a couple of photos (this is where the field of sunflowers was) before going to try to find the rest of the metal art.

It is certified as being the largest metal sculpture.  Geese in Flight is 110 feet tall and 154 feet wide!  You feel very small standing next to it looking up and at 157,659 lbs I do not think I want it to fall on me.

We decided to travel a little bit of the enchanted highway to see some more of the sculptures along it. The largest grasshopper is somewhere along the route. All we managed to see were the deer before we decided we better move it along. Maybe someday we can go back and see the Pheasants and other things.