155: World’s Largest Pine Cone: Paul Slipper & Mary-Ann Liu • 2013

155: World’s Largest Pine Cone: Paul Slipper & Mary-Ann Liu • 2013

This stone sculpture is a landmark at the junction of Valley Trails leading to Alta Lake Park (200 metres north), Wayside Park (300 metres east) and Nita Lake (300 metres southwest). The basalt sculpture is in the tradition of stone cairn trail markers.

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