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  1. Amy Toscani's rotating sculpture in Franconia, Minnesota. It is popular with local starlings, which seem to enjoy riding around on the upper part of the sculpture.

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  2. This assemblage by Peyton is at the Waconia Art Park in Waconia, Minnesota. The 20 acre park has over 95 contemporary sculptures.

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  3. Mary Johnson's sculpture-cum-building at the Franconia Sculpture Park in Frankonia, Minnesota. The park is an innovative community arts organization that provides residence, work and display space to sculptors.

  4. The foreground assemblage is by Bridget Beck. It is part of the Frankonia Sculpture Park in Frankonia, Minnesota. The 20-acre park, with a rotating collection of over 95 contemporary sculptures, reflects the creative talents of local, national, and international artists and is free and open to the public.

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  5. The overlook at Château Marqueyssac gives a grand view of the Dordogne River and the village of La Roque-Gageac. Stitch notes: GigaPan Stitch version 2.2.0374 (Macintosh) Panorama size: 1524 megapixels (62944 x 24818 pixels) Input images: 210 (21 columns by 10 rows) Field of view: 93.2 degrees wide by 35.9 d...

  6. Donostia (the Basque name), or San Sebastian (in Spanish) is set on pretty Concha Bay in northwest Spain.

  7. Called Donostia in the Euskara language of the Basques and San Sebastian in Spanish, this city of 180,000 is an architectural gem. The city was burned in 1813 during the Napoleanic wars and thereafter rebuilt in a neoclassical style.

  8. The beautiful valley of the Dordogne River is seen from the overlook at Domme, France

  9. The beautiful valley of the Dordogne River from the overlook at Domme, France. Stitch notes: GigaPan Stitch.Efx version 2.2.0374 (Macintosh) Panorama size: 817 megapixels (50028 x 16348 pixels) Input images: 119 (17 columns by 7 rows) Field of view: 75.1 degrees wide by 24.6 degrees high (top=1.2, bottom=-23.3)...

  10. This charming little village is squeezed between the Dordogne River and a limestone cliff.

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