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Peg Leg Pete declared unsafe for public display
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Peg Leg Pete declared unsafe for public display
Folks love Peg Leg Pete, a popular wooden statue perched in front of the Amelia Island Welcome Center in Fernandina Beach. But after 47 years on display on the historic city’s waterfront, an engineering review says the pirate statue is unsafe and no one should climb up to take a selfie with it. Their recommendation: Fence Peg Leg Pete so no one can climb atop the oaken sculpture or move it. A decision is likely to be discussed at the city’s next…
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