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Amazing sculpture, and it has such a big trunk.
ReplyDeleteVery creative.
DeleteWell, that's ONE good way to recycle a few old tires!
ReplyDeleteIt's waterproof too!
DeleteThat's amazing - it looks wonderfully lifelike when you look at it from a distance.
ReplyDeleteIt does.
Deletestriking dear John i liked it so much :)
ReplyDeleteit is really conveying the meaning of name given to him
wishing you peace and health my friend!
Thank you my friend.
DeleteWhat a creative way to use tires!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing way to use tyres.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan