Denny Allen, a now-retired farmer who for years has created sculptures from scrap metal, finished this spider sculpture earlier this summer for placement over the Kiwanis Walking Trail in Aurelia, Iowa.
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Denny Allen, a now-retired farmer, has for years created sculptures from scrap metal.
AURELIA, Iowa — Out of necessity, farmers must get creative when repairing or modifying tractors and farm equipment. Some come up with their own designs.
Allen displays a mammoth he made that’s on display along the Kiwanis Walking Path in Aurelia, Iowa. Allen estimates he’s made 50-60 large pieces and dozens of smaller pieces, and 10 of them can be found along the trail in Aurelia.
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Denny Allen, a now-retired farmer who for years has created sculptures from scrap metal, finished this spider sculpture earlier this summer for placement over the Kiwanis Walking Trail in Aurelia, Iowa.
Allen displays a mammoth he made that’s on display along the Kiwanis Walking Path in Aurelia, Iowa. Allen estimates he’s made 50-60 large pieces and dozens of smaller pieces, and 10 of them can be found along the trail in Aurelia.
