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photo by Donald Kinney
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photo by Donald Kinney
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photo by Donald Kinney
Yes, folks, it's Heather Wilcoxon's art car, permanently "parked" at Galilee Harbor, Sausaltio -- stuffed-in and stuck-on with every goofy little kid's toy imaginable...
Henry Wilcoxon is one of the actors that Cecil B. de Mille made famous back in the '30's in films like Cleopatra and The Ten Commandments. All dressed up and painted, he made a convincing Indian. Heather, who I knew years ago, is one of Henry's daughters.
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2 comments:
they remind me of the Eye Spy books. very cool looking.
Oh, my!! There are a couple of similar vehicles around Berkeley, I think. I've seen one with a bunch of legs sticking up on the roof, and others with shells...
I can only imagine how long it takes to get a vehicle all decorated, like that.
Great, colorful shots!
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