There's one like that here in Guatemala. Pretty cool to know where they got the inspiration from.pic.twitter.com/YvTfL33b9T
In 1980, American sculptor J. Seward Johnson Jr. created "The Awakening," a massive statue of a giant embedded in the ground, struggling to free himselfpic.twitter.com/rFwZNIkIpI
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It's a cool one. Saw it at its original location on Hains Point in D.C., it's now across the river at National Harbor in Maryland.
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This could well be the inspiration for the end scene in "The Cabin in the Woods".
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Isn't this in DC? I think I have a picture of high school me picking his giant nose
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Always regretted they moved this to
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Loved seeing this during a middle school field trip
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It was at Haines Point for years then was moved over to national harbor.
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Bro ot looks soo much cooler when its flooded
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Is that still in Washington D.C.? I used to go see him every weekend when I lived there.
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Scrëm
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