Haven't a clue what it's supposed to symbolize, but this interesting metal sculpture sits outside the entrance of Flights of Fancy, a whimsical specialty gift shop on Shab Row in Fredericktowne.
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3 comments:
I like the pattern of the bricks underneath too.
I remember that shop with wonderful memories. It is a fun place to go to.
*L* Whenever the kids and I see strange things like this, we go, "Oh look... uhm... Art!"
I like the angle you chose for this, where you can see how little of it actually touches the ground.
A.
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