Highlights of "Sandy"
Susie White, owner of the Lone Steer in Steele, had an idea to create a scrapbook to highlight the work of creator, James Miller, along with the efforts of so
many volunteers who continue to make the World's Largest Sandhill Crane an amazing tourist attraction. Dora Colton of Driscoll, used her "Creative
Memories" talents to organize the scrapbook. These are just a few of the pages from that scrapbook.
many volunteers who continue to make the World's Largest Sandhill Crane an amazing tourist attraction. Dora Colton of Driscoll, used her "Creative
Memories" talents to organize the scrapbook. These are just a few of the pages from that scrapbook.
| Creator, James Miller, standing proud beside the giant Sandhill Crane, and giving his first interview for TV. |
| The Sandhill Crane has made Steele a great tourism stop along I-94. Many tourists enjoy having their picture taken beside the large bird. |
| Volunteers dig in to plant trees donated by various organizations. |
| If you plant it . . . it will bloom! Numerous flowers, trees, and plants take shape as volunteers maintain the grounds. |
Photos - Page 1
The World's Largest Sandhill Crane Foundation
| Many varieties of trees enhance the beauty and add greenery and shade to the area. |
| Amazing Sandhill cranes in their natural environment inspired this incredible statue that stands high above the trees. |
Click on any photo to enlarge it.
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