Saturday, August 29, 2015

Sturgeons in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Stella, the Sturgeon

Sturgeons Around the Bay:  Street Art Auction to be held September 19, 2015. Proceeds support the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center and the artists.  


& Saturday's Critters

I was curious about these figures of Street Art, but I decided not to use them for the upcoming September Theme of Curiosities.

21 comments:

  1. Did the Sturgeon General advise against it?

    Sorry... couldn't resist!

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  2. Cool collection of sturgeon sculptures. The cork screw one is neat and I love the last shiny mosaic Sturgeon. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!

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  3. Fantastic different types of Sturgeon sculptures. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  4. Fascinating. As you know we have our horses which are sturdy but not sturgeon. I love that first one. Come to think of it, I don't think I ever caught a sturgeon when I lived in the northland. Caught a lot of colds, though! Methinks you're having a great time! Jacqueline's comment is very funny!

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  5. Who knew sturgeons could be so interesting looking?!

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  6. All very interesting but I can't think of a place I'd put one! But like you, my camera would have definitely been drawn to them.

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  7. These are just simply fun! I have a friend that has taken wine corks and covered his Isetta with them! Such lovely artwork throughout.

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  8. Very colourful, and very unusual. The second one suits me nicely.

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  9. Those are great fun, Kate!

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  10. Very clever! I like the one made of corks.

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  11. oh, they are CUTE!! love the wine cork one!

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  12. I kind of like the one made of wood. Cork one is clever. Someone drank a lot of wine.

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  13. What a great find! Thanks for sharing.

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  14. These are rather better looking than the actual fish!

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  15. Yes! The cork sturgeon is marvelous.
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  16. Rainbow sturgeons? Actually I like them all.

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  17. I don't think I've ever seen a sturgeon sculpture before, let alone five! Very original.

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    1. Cynthia, There are lots more than five; they are all over the streets of Sturgeon Bay right now!

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  18. They certainly would have worked as "curiosities," Kate.

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  19. Cool fish! I like that they have different shapes.

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  20. Very cool -- I especially like the second one.

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