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Walk 11/14 Puget Sound Troll Hunting
Our first stop was in Issaquah to see this fellow, who goes by the name of Jacob Twotrees
Most of the sculpture is made from recycled scrap wood
Jakob has a necklace made of bird houses
Jakob's foot.
Next, we went to Lincoln Park in West Seattle. A pretty walk along the waterfront leads to the troll.
Each of the trolls has a little back story, and a poem written by Thomas Dambo, the artist.
Bruun Idun here is playing a little flute (or horn?)
The trolls are about 10-15 feet high
Riding the ferry on a beautiful sunny day, bound for Vashon Island
This is Oskar the Bird King, located near Point Robinson
Oskar has a throne built of logs
Most of the trolls took about 2 weeks of work on site to assemble. Dozens of workers assist Dambo on the project.
We took a walk to the nearby Point Robinson Lighthouse.
We could've sat of the beach and stared at Mt. Rainier all afternoon, but there were more trolls to see.
Now we're on Bainbridge Island, viewing Pia the Peacekeeper
Time for one last troll, this one in Ballard, called Frankie Feetsplinters
Our first stop was in Issaquah to see this fellow, who goes by the name of Jacob Twotrees
Most of the sculpture is made from recycled scrap wood
Jakob has a necklace made of bird houses
Jakob's foot.
Next, we went to Lincoln Park in West Seattle. A pretty walk along the waterfront leads to the troll.
Each of the trolls has a little back story, and a poem written by Thomas Dambo, the artist.
Bruun Idun here is playing a little flute (or horn?)
The trolls are about 10-15 feet high
Riding the ferry on a beautiful sunny day, bound for Vashon Island
This is Oskar the Bird King, located near Point Robinson
Oskar has a throne built of logs
Most of the trolls took about 2 weeks of work on site to assemble. Dozens of workers assist Dambo on the project.
We took a walk to the nearby Point Robinson Lighthouse.
We could've sat of the beach and stared at Mt. Rainier all afternoon, but there were more trolls to see.
Now we're on Bainbridge Island, viewing Pia the Peacekeeper
Time for one last troll, this one in Ballard, called Frankie Feetsplinters
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