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The Recycled Spirits of Iron Sculpture Park is located along State Route 706 on the way to Mt. Rainier National Park, 3 miles east of Elbe, Washington. The two RV Gypsies highly recommend everyone stop at this sculpture park on their way to Mt. Rainier. (It closes in October for the winter.) This park has been featured in the Disney movie "America's Heart & Soul" & "Recycled Spirits of Iron" on You Tube - sponsored by Mt. Rainier Visitor Association. The two RV Gypsies visited here on July 18, 2013 and again on June 29, 2015 with Karen's sister, Ilse. This page is a combination of those days |
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The fabulous metal horse sculpture below has its butt made out of horseshoes - see the close-up photo of the horseshoe butt in the photo to the right of the below horse. It is amazing the items used to make these fabulous sculptures. Dan Klennert surely is an amazing artist/sculptor with a great imagination. |
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Lee Duquette by a giant bird |
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Ex-nihilo (X-Ne-High-Low) Latin for "Something made out of nothing" |
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Walking beside the work shed, the two RV Gypsies see a small RV - and just look what is in the window of that RV. How Cute! |
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A peek inside the work shed- this one is now outside in 2015 |
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Now the two RV Gypsies go into the backyard and find lots more interesting sculptures. |
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A 4-piece band |
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Inside the gift shop |
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The talented, imaginative artist, Dan Klennert, and his gal were sitting on the porch outside the gift shop. The two RV Gypsies stopped to talk to him and learned that he has been doing this creative work for 41 years. He was intelligent, friendly, and fun to talk with. Read the photo above for more details about this amazing artist. |
Please return to the main menu for the state of Washington to view other areas the two RV Gypsies visited in Washington in 2015, plus a link to their adventures in Canada. |