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Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

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A New Brunswick village's oversized avian avatar has still not returned to its roost. The original wooden statue started to rot and had to be removed three years ago. A $10,000 reincarnation made of steel, epoxy and fibreglass is now sitting in the workshop.

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Global News

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal - New Brunswick

Standing 2.4 metres high and weighing 135 kilograms, the statue of a semipalmated sandpiper was once the pride of Dorchester.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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National Post

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

FREDERICTON — A new sculpture has been commissioned and a platform has been built — but a New Brunswick village’s oversized avian avatar has still not returned…

1 year ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

FREDERICTON - A new sculpture has been commissioned and a platform has been built — but a New Brunswick village’s oversized avian avatar has still not...

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Coast Reporter

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

FREDERICTON — A new sculpture has been commissioned and a platform has been built — but a New Brunswick village's oversized avian avatar has still not returned to its roost. Standing 2.

1 year ago·Sechelt, Canada

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Sask Today

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

FREDERICTON — A new sculpture has been commissioned and a platform has been built — but a New Brunswick village's oversized avian avatar has still not returned to its roost. Standing 2.

1 year ago

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Flin Flon Reminder

Piper down: Village in New Brunswick wants giant sandpiper returned to pedestal

FREDERICTON — A new sculpture has been commissioned and a platform has been built — but a New Brunswick village's oversized avian avatar has still not returned to its roost. Standing 2.

1 year ago·Flin Flon, Canada

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