Back in 2009 while Traveling with my partner along Highway 11 going north to Englehart, Ontario, Canada I noticed this large metal bison as we drive past. We finished up what we had to do in Englehart and headed back south on highway 11 and I just knew I had to stop and check on this large bison and take a few pictures of it.
For sure a must see if you’re ever up in that neck of the woods
North American Bison
The World’s Largest Apple-Shaped Structure is in town of Colborne, Ontario, Canada . picture from 2004 ,
Located near the entrance to the Key West Art and History Museum, commonly known as the Old Post Office and Customs House in Key West, Florida, USA
Located at Downtown Disney in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The full dragin is made out of 170,000 LEGO bricks
Canada's Largest Bison Sculpture Manitou, it is located in Earlton, Ontario along Highway 11. Picture taken in 2009
Memorial Garden of a Harvard aircraft mounted on a pedestal.makes for the The number 47 on the side of the Harvard denotes the number of students and instructors who lost their lives during training at the No. 6 SFTS.
“Manitou”, The sculpture is in Earlton, Ontario along Highway 11. Earlton is about 200 km ( 125 miles ) north of the city of North Bay and about 30 kilometres north of New Liskeard. The sculpture was designed by Mike Camp in 1985 and is 19 Feet (5.8 Metres) high and 27 Feet (8.2 Metres) long and weighs about 9 tons. it is made up of Steel, fiberglass to nuts and bolts, that is welded together. You can tell it is a Bull Bison but just looking up and that’s all I will say about that.
For sizing here is a picture of me with the Bison
The World’s Largest Apple-Shaped Structure is in town of Colborne, Ontario, Canada . picture from 2004 ,
Located near the entrance to the Key West Art and History Museum, commonly known as the Old Post Office and Customs House in Key West, Florida, USA
Located at Downtown Disney in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The full dragin is made out of 170,000 LEGO bricks
Canada's Largest Bison Sculpture Manitou, it is located in Earlton, Ontario along Highway 11. Picture taken in 2009
Memorial Garden of a Harvard aircraft mounted on a pedestal.makes for the The number 47 on the side of the Harvard denotes the number of students and instructors who lost their lives during training at the No. 6 SFTS.