During my recent walk around Coronado, I came upon a dull, lifeless metal sculpture standing at the center of a small park. But then a rising sea breeze moved the nearby trees. The sculpture began to slowly turn. I stood in one place, snapping a few pics…
The public art, titled Freedom, was sculpted by artist Jon Koehler and installed in the Glorietta Bay Yacht Club Promenade in 2009.
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How special! We should meet up some time and walk around Balboa park as we both seem to like it so much 🙂
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That would be fun!
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very cool!
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I will have to check that out next time I get to SD!
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It’s between the old boathouse and the tennis courts, right alongside the bike path!
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How amazing! Creativity is expressed in so many ways. I think we need it as much as food and water. It connects me to something I find difficult to describe. If it were a feeling it would be wonderment, bliss or even transcendence. No, not on drugs. Life is high enough.
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Wow! I agree one hundred percent! Life is full of infinite wonder, if one chooses to open eyes wide.
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That’s a really cool San Diego sight! 🙂 ♥ ❤
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Yup!
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