Bread Bandits Action #4 produced a long, thin sculpture in Cherry Hill
Park, Falls Church, Virginia, using the bread from Action #3. We arrived
in the park at 9:30 am on March 19, 2000. The sculpture was a flat line
of bread 5 slices wide by approximately 72 slices long--probably 24 feet
by 20 inches--starting at the exterior wall of Cherry Hill's barn and descending
a small hill. It created a white field that contrasted nicely with the
green hill and old gray wooden barn of the park. So far, the most beautiful
bread sculpture. While we played on the nearby seasaw, a bold squirrel
stole and ate a piece of bread, foreshadowing the sculptures' fate. One
couple came by during construction and asked about the sculpture; they're
response was pleasant and positive. |
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#4. |