The New York State Fair folks moved the sand sculpture back to the Center of Progress for 2019 after a year at the Exposition Center.
Baum was born in Central New York.
It looked good back in the center of its old home.
Flying to respond.
Get the monkeys, my dear wife Karen urged.
The 50th year.
Walking the aisles, I noticed the sculpture had different themes on two other sides. I really appreciated the space celebration signaling a half-century since 1969’s moon landing.
Smooth.
Over in the Dairy Building, we admired the Butter Sculpture as it rotated in its refrigerated case.
Mark Bialczak 
Wow! Fabulous!
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They sure are something, Nance!
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Watching (time lapse :)) videos of how they’re made can be entertaining, too! Do they have those next to the exhibits?
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I did not look for those, EW, but perhaps they are up on youtube.
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Art in all forms!
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It is great in my eyes, MBC.
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Brilliant 💜
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They did good things, Willow!
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Looks like it Mark 💜
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fascinating! I once saw an indie film named ‘butter’ about just this. not a great film, but interesting premise.
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They do this every year, Beth. Apparently in different places, enough for a film!
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