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These critters are by Danish artist Thomas Dambo. They are currently hanging out in Bernheim Forest, a privately owned research forest and arboretum that is open to the public. Granted that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, I intend to go back there and get more better shots, now that I know where they are and all that goes with that. :)

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And another round of Trolls versus Dragons is over ....

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This time the Trolls won. This time ...

 

Troll toys. :)

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"Any minute the ice is going to melt ..."

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"... and there will be fish for the taking". "Food, glorious food!"

"Hey buddy, uh, about that, there is a sign over there."

"Nooooooo!"

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