Dancing Man Statue
In a park in Toronto, I came across this hardened fellow. Although stone, he had this air of happiness about him; that, although he couldn't show it, he was happy. Not complacent, but happy.
So I dubbed him "Dancing Man."
But perhaps his outward demeanor is mearly hiding his true feeling: he can't escape from his world. He's litterally stuck where he is. And in trying to make the best of it, he poses.
Anyway, from my Niagra Falls and Toronto collection, here's Dancing Man.

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Cary (not verified)
5 June 2006 - 1:58am
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It's called an inukshuk.
It's called an inukshuk. They were placed by Inuit people of Northern Canada as a guidance helper or to show that they were there.
I lived on Baffin Island for 4 years, and I saw many of these.
david
5 June 2006 - 5:28am
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that makes sense, too.
that makes sense, too.
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