via Moving Content – thanks for tip Allan!
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hi tim – gracias for the link, i’m sure thousands of people pass these things every day and don’t pay much attention to them. it was nice to have the chance to make a little clip for the sculpture trust. some trivia – i found out today that the pointy part of the zephyr (big orange one) is made of wood….not what you expect huh.