Iguanas - Ottawa, Ontario
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Weathervane
N 45° 25.767 W 075° 41.039
18T E 446496 N 5030886
Located on Rideau Street, this artistically decorated utility box, featuring two iguanas, is from brothers Aiden and Nick Glynn's Kingdoms Cross program. It was created to commemorate Canada's 150th anniversary.
Waymark Code: WM11TC0
Location: Ontario, Canada
Date Posted: 12/15/2019
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These multicoloured iguanas are absorbing the rays of the sun while perched on narrow branches in sunny Mexico. Iguanas are territorial and any threats from encroaching animals will will create tension and stress for them. An outward sign of this will be the curl in their tails. Iguanas are herbivorous lizard and one of the most popular reptile pets. They can, however, be a bit ornery when mature. You will recognize an iguana by its saggy skin, as well as their neck and tail spines.
Name of Artist: Brothers Aiden and Nick Glynn
Title of the Art: Iguana
Year Decorated: 2017
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Visit Instructions:
When visiting a waymark, please take a picture that clearly shows the artistically decorated utility box. If you have a picture with yourself at the utility box, that would be great too. Also, tell us if you liked the art on the box.