This seems to be a roadside attraction from a long time ago. Anyone know where this could have been?
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Folk art car made of twigs...
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2 comments:
Incredible Folk Art. This is the first time I am seeing a car made of twigs. I wonder how the person made it. Thanks for sharing the photograph.
Thanks Sammy! Keep checking out my blog! I get so busy that it's hard to update daily, but I'm at least trying to get new updates a few times a week.
Take care,
Joey.
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