20 Feet Tall Junk Roadrunner

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This 40-foot long, 20-foot tall giant junk (recycled) roadrunner has been a Las Cruces landmark since artist Olin Calk built it in 1993. The Roadrunner was retooled and rebuilt a number of times - once after it stood at a landfill for a few years and another time after it stood at a rest stop. Now it's back at the rest stop but it's standing on top of a rock, and, yes, it was Olin who refitted the roadrunner with new (old) scrap metal all those times! (Photo by Natalie Patino)

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Neat bird
Good bye Bird
Moonlight
Sunrise
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June 16, 2021
Right along the freeway
Scenic overlook rest area
World’s largest Roadrunner made of junk. Las Cruces, NM at the rest stop at gps coordinates of 32.2816593, -106.8658131 on Eastbound Interstate 10
November 2, 2022