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					Giant ThingsTexas has always bragged about how everything is just so big there, but Indiana is no slouch when it comes to oversized things. Claes Oldenberg would have a field day... (Click on the images to see them at a larger size...)  | 
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					 Every time I drive by this bizarre item, I nearly wreck my car. What the heck is this? Some sort of tribute to the Incredible Hulk?  | 
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					 This, oddly enough, is the second giant bowling pin Ive seen since Ive moved up here.  | 
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					 This is one of my daughters favorite pieces of outdoor art; actually a billboard for an eyeglass boutique. The material making up the frames seem to be items from a junkyard.  | 
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					 Every region has its legends of huge, mythical creatures that once roamed its environs. In Indiana its apparently the legend of Mr. Bendo...  | 
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					 Its just bigger than a chair oughta be...  | 
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