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A public park, where scattered around the various gardens, grottos and copeses are bronze statues from fictional works. Here Chewbacca, there Sherlock Holmes, and around the corner a life-sized Smaug.
Central Park, NYC
http://www.lovetoea...central_statues.htm
[mouseposture, Feb 17 2011]
blimey, the Brits have some, too!
http://www.secret-l....co.uk/Fiction.html
[xandram, Feb 17 2011]
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Central Park, in New York, has statues of fictional characters
from Carroll, Shakespeare, Anderson, and Perrault <link>. It'd
be nice to see a park where *all* the statues were of fictional
characters. [+] for life size Smaug (provided it shows the
chink in his armor). |
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You know, it would make my day to turn a corner and find
myself
in front of a life-sized Nyarlathotep. |
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I read this as Friction Park - being a place where you can rub against various items. |
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"The lake's frozen!! - I'm going ice-skating in Friction Park! - wait..." |
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There's a hospital in my town that has a little park. There's a statue of Jesus in it, and a grotto with the Virgin Mary. It is very peaceful. |
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Ha! ... I like the 'friciton park' idea, though it would attract many a freak. |
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