These circles are the bottoms of glass bottles that make up some of the 50,000 that are cemented in the walls at an eclectic museum called Tinkertown, located in Sandia Park, New Mexico.
There are many other things to see such as the miniature carved figures that Ross Ward, the owner began carving when he was only in junior high. There is also a large memorabilia collection. Lots of odds and ends there!
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Pat - - Those are really fun pictures. There is or was a place in GA called Finster's Paradise Gardens that is very similar with beautiful art from everyday items. We used to live within five miles of it and had visited a few times. As you can see by this link, it may or may not still be open.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/4521
very cool. really like that first pic. have you seen the ones of the guy who made his house out of old bottles...
I love all the bottles. Very unique!
Great shots Pat!! Thank you for playing along with us!! And you own a Fifth Wheel!! So do We! BUT, hardly Ever get to get it on the road! Ours is a Mobil Scout 32ft...We love it.
Hope you're not in all that snow anymore!!
I'm putting you on my blogroll so I can keep Up with you!!Hahaa!
Safe travels!!
Also, I'll have the Next Challenge posted by tomorrow evening if you want to play along!
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LOVE LOVE LOVE them! ;)
How cool! That's a LOT of bottles and a LOT of drinking, LOL!
Great photos and that looks like an absolutely fascinating place to visit.
What an awesome wall!! These are perfect for the challenge!
something similar i hv seen in Taipei.
Great circle shots. I was too slow and couldn't make a decision on this particular challenge.
Your photos at Tinkertown remind me of the Mystery Castle in Phoenix. Have you ever gone there?
Oh those are so cool. It must look beautiful when the sun shines on it.
Now my creative juices are flowing! maybe I should salvage all those beer bottle our "guests" toss in the dumpster and create a wall some where. He who mows will no doubt give me "the look" if I decide to share my thoughts with him!
Don't see that every day!
Wow that museum looks very intersting. It appears and must be beautiful with all the different colors of glass and all of them circles! Good going! Glad you decided to join in the challenge fun. ~Jeanne
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thank you for sharing these treasury
stuff.
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