A “Corny” Roadside Wonder

Giant Ear of Corn
Pepperwood, California
submitted by “Tallysoma″ (Cindi)

Cindi says:
Here is a pic of a giant ear of corn that is near my home.  It’s located in Pepperwood, California, a former thriving community of timber and farming families. 

A flood in December of 1964 wiped out many local communities, including Pepperwood.  It is now home to maybe 20 residents who have small gardens.  There are a few families who sell produce at roadside stands.  The ear of corn is a tribute to the community that Pepperwood once was and can be found along the Avenue of the Giants.

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wendyvee says:
I’ve only been to Northen California once (years ago on a cross-country trip with my grandparents) and I long to go back — this time on my motorcycle.

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4 Responses to “A “Corny” Roadside Wonder”

  1. cindi says:

    I work just down the road from here at Redcrest Resort and we have many bikers ride through, especially for the Harley run that is in June.

  2. Jane says:

    If only there were tributes to all vegetables. Your blog insures that from now on I’ll take pictures of all that quirky stuff.

  3. Grace says:

    Hello Wendyvee, I’m ellysn from swap bot. Sorry I only got to comment just now… my broadband’s been slow these past weeks. Anyway, I like the idea of you putting up these roadside finds. It’s nice to read abt places. I enjoy travelling but just don’t get to do that much. :-) have a great week!


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