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Magical Ducks for Easter/end of Passover
Back in December, the daughter of the novelist Grace Lin, who lives in the region, was creating and selling magical ducks as a fundraiser for the emergency fund her school's PTO had set up for families in need. I bought a few, and today several of them have taken residence in the nooks and crannies of the wall of the nearby railway bridge:
Here are a couple from a distance--can you see them?
And up close:
Here's another at a distance and up close:
And the last one:
It's kind of a stressful bridge to walk under because it's only wide enough to permit one car and there's a fairly frequent number of cars (... for a semirural area--the road is a shortcut to highways south), but it does get some foot traffic (people like me). I guess these constitute Easter eggs, in the internet sense of the word, for those who happen to look at the wall?
Here are a couple from a distance--can you see them?
And up close:
Here's another at a distance and up close:
And the last one:
It's kind of a stressful bridge to walk under because it's only wide enough to permit one car and there's a fairly frequent number of cars (... for a semirural area--the road is a shortcut to highways south), but it does get some foot traffic (people like me). I guess these constitute Easter eggs, in the internet sense of the word, for those who happen to look at the wall?