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Sea Creatures on Blue
Various toys representing sea creatures hanging from the ceiling of a dining area at Storybook Gardens.

Off With Her Head
The head of one of the Storybook Gardens figures near the repair shop.

What Have I Done?
An Alice in Wonderland figure over another figure's head at Storybook Gardens. This was a little off the usual trail.

Jack-in-the-Box
Gigantic jack-in-the-box display at Storybook Gardens.

Rock-a-Bye Baby
Display just outside the Visitor Center at Storybook Gardens.

Amphibious Landing
A World War II era duck, an amphibious vehicle, on display with mannequin soldiers in place.

Electric Alley
Looking up an alley with quite a few transformers crossing it.

Del Sol
A shop downtown.

Bier Garten Mural
Mural on the side of a German beer garden downtown.

Where Once Was a Door
A filled-in spot on a wall where a door apparently used to be.

Aliens
A display in one of the tourist trap museums downtown.

Free Parking
The side of a downtown building.

Golden Wall with Green and Blue
The side of another downtown building.

Gunslinger
A tall fiberlass statue in downtown Wisconsin Dells, since moved to a different part of town.

MIR, Wisconsin Dells 2
A core module of the Russian MIR spacecraft at the Tommy Bartlett Exploratory.

Stand Rock Leap
Famed Wisconsin photographer, H. H. Bennett, took a photo of his son leaping across a chasm to Stand Rock which became famous in its day. Today, the leap is re-enacted by a dog as part of a Wisconsin Dells tour.

Tour Boats, Wisconsin Dells
To see what Wisconsin Dells was originally famous for, tour boat rides are the best bet. They take passengers through the gorges along the Wisconsin River which originally drew tourists to the area. The famed Wisconsin Ducks, amphibious motorized vehicles, are another good choice.



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