I’m not sure what this was meant to be-Merman or Mermaid or? Some kind of sea creature?
Mystery is part of the fun and charm :-).
Posted on September 12, 2016, in Art, Georgetown, Seattle, Humor, Nikon D610, Seattle and tagged Art, Georgetown, Seattle. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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I don’t get it….there is no plate or plaque with the artists name and any sort of explanation? I don’t recognize this character as part of any local legends like the Fremont Troll or the Sasquatch or………..
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I looked for a plaque. Didn’t see one. Odd! Will check again next time I am in the neighborhood. I have been shooting regularly in Georgetown for the past ten years, documenting the changes. It has become a destination rather than an ignored step-child.
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