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![]() Seattle is quite a unique place. There are so many different neighborhoods, all with their own unique vibe. The Fremont Neighborhood is quite interesting. It has kind of a fun atmosphere and there is not a chain store to be found. There is a lot of public art in this neighborhood, each with its own unique story and of which the Fremont Troll has to be the most incredible. Built in 1990, using 2 tons of concrete, he lurks under the Aurora Bridge. He is 18ft tall and in the process of consuming a real VW beetle.
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He's an ugly begger, great shot. Thanks for sharing
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Oh my, how wierd is that? Surely that isnt a real vw beetle is it.
I love seeing the sights from around the world & this ranks right up there. Perfectly presented, thank you for sharing.
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I see why this guy resides under a bridge...creepy. Nice statue and image.
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Yep, it's a full size vw bug! :-)
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Thanks everyone!
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