Mission Trails Animals - San Diego, CA
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N 32° 49.208 W 117° 03.417
11S E 494669 N 3631348
Mission Trails Regional Park is a multi-species conservation area in San Diego.
Waymark Code: WMHF7Z
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 07/03/2013
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Mission Trails Regional Park is primarily a conservation area with hiking trails and rock climbing...and San Diego's highest point.
And in the Visitors Center there is a corridor ramping up to the second floor which has several sculptures of the wildlife from the area. Most of the sculptures are part of a wall display that resembles a mountainous landscape...a coyote, a mountain lion, but there is also a 3-dimensional sculpture of an owl on the ceiling.
A sign accompanying the work discusses the animals and indicates that the bronze sculptures were created by the San Diego Natural History Museum without revealing the artist(s).
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Where is this sculpture?:
One Fr. Junipero Serra Trail
San Diego, CA USA
92119
Sculptors Name: unknown
Date Sculpture was opened for vewing?: Not listed
Website for sculpture?: Not listed
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