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Only in the mid-west!
Love it!
Jennifer’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday – Columns and Curves
Thanks for stopping by!
That’s hilarious!
I would say ‘weird’! and of course ‘corny’! Have a great Wednesday.
This is one I have to go when I’m back down that way! Too funny.
it’s really “corn-y” but on the positive side:)… and it’s certainly a “giant” corn field… i just wish they’re real… i’ll go there to harvest one
Lareine’s last blog post..Not-so-Wordless Wednesday
hehe that is a little odd.
That completely made me laugh. A great place for a photo op at the very least.
Sharlene’s last blog post..Tuesdays for Tuesday
Am I the only one who thinks the corns are a little bit phallic?? Am I just a perv?? lol
Happy WW!
Jaden’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesdays #15 Two Poohs and a Dada- NYE 2008
LOL, that is funny. Happy WW.
JaridCaydon’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday
Hahaha – very corny indeed!
Sara on Safari’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday – Integration
Ok…it took my page a few seconds to load the picture…this is so not what I was expecting!
Jen’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday
LOL…I had no idea what to expect from you comment. We have crazy things like that in Aus too. The Giant Koala, Pineapple and all sorts of other crazy stuff. Happy WW and thanks for
stopping by.
Eaton Bennett’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday
ow, your right! it is corn-Y! hahaha thanks for sharing.
Vannie’s last blog post..WW : Look!
Heh… that’s awesome!!! I have never seen anything like that before… pretty cool!!
Thanks for dropping by mine!
~Michele~
The Rocky Mountain Retreat’s last blog post..Alpine Mountain Lake- Sky Watch
I don’t know what to say about it either. Except it’s weird and awesome. And I love it!
[...] week you saw that Ohio has a BIG corn field. Well, they also have some big baskets in the Buckeye [...]
Isnt’ that great?! We’ve come to love our funky “Field of Corn with Osage Orange Trees” in Dublin, Ohio! It’s most definitely a local landmark. It was created by Columbus artist Malcolm Cochran in 1994–and is part of the Dublin Arts Council’s Art-in-Public-Places series. It includes 109 ears of “human size” concrete corn (all between 5 and 6 ft tall). It’s gained national attention from tourists, visitors and media (think “Food Channel!”) It’s even been the site of a wedding or two.
As I mentioned, there is a series of these works … so, if you like this one, be sure to come back and touch the face of a local legend–when you visit the 12 ft. high limestone tribute to local legend “Leatherlips” (among others). By the way, Historic Dublin is home to our Visitor Center–with plenty of free brochures, maps, and info on fun local things to do. (Don’t miss “Shawan Falls” in warmer weather. Pack a picnic lunch with the kids and take in the magnficient view of the water falls.) To learn more, visit http://www.IrishisanAttitude.com! Thanks for visiting Dublin, Ohio!
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Mary, thank you for the history of the corn field and suggestions for more to do in Dublin. We hope to return someday!
[...] Giant Corn Field in Dublin, Ohio Posted on Wednesday, January 14th, 2009 in Dublin – Comments: (19) I just don’t know what to say about this one! [...]
What a nice corn field ..
I really want to go to the corn field..
Look like pretty corn field..
Thanks for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had a contract job in Dublin last year and on my first day at work I saw this…I get into the office and ask about it…almost nobody knew the history…It is like they pretend there is not 109 phallic shaped stone corn ears just down the road…hillarious