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Give
Cory Holmes some time, three miles of |
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old telegraph wire and he can create a nine-foot-long, |
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six-foot-tall, two thousand pound metal bison. |
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Cory Holmes
has "Fence Post Art" in about nineteen states and |
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two provinces of Canada. |
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On this tour, we'll see a sample of Cory's "Fence Post
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that you would see as you roll west on the "Utica Cut off road" |
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(Highway
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between
Hobson,
Utica and Winifred, Montana. |
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We grab a "s-hay-ke" and cheeseburger at Grandma Ruby's
cafe in Hobson. |
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Then head east on the "Utica Cut off road" towards
Utica, Montana |
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We get just past Hobson when suddenly we drop our
burger while staring at this... |
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one -
“Spear head” |
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two -
“Posted for deer” |
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three - "Vees" |
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“Mortal bits of martyred saints” |
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(five)
This sign was made by "The Woods Metal Art" (?)
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“Pistons and balls” |
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While you drive down the road looking at the "Fence Post Art," |
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be sure to keep your "eyes peeled" for
anything laying on the road. |
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Or else, you'll being singing Montana's
non-official state anthem, the "Dead skunk" song, |
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released in 1972,
by
Loudon Winwright III. Click here if you have forgotten the words. |
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1972 Loudon Wainwright III "Dead Skunk" song
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eight -
“Spikes and
springs” |
eight - close-up |
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