Sculptures of Durham by Dorsey James, PRAC member

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	Sculptures of Durham Dorsey James A Pickering resident and PRAC member. Please visit Dorsey’s website for more information on him and stories about these sculptures. Kijimba kind Alex Robertson Park, Sandy Beach Road, Pickering. These amazing carvings, made from retired hydro and telephone poles delight the visitors along the path. From top left: The Crane (Sentinel); Eden Seed; Bridge Builder (Tji-Wara) Second Row: The Moirai Third Row: Thor, Spring (Persephone), The Parson, Owl (Hibou) and Eagle (Aquila) photography by Mary Cook

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