Winners - "The Sun Singer" fourth birthday give-away

FIRST PLACE - Mary in Tennessee.
SECOND PLACE - Chelle in New York
THIRD PLACE - Phyllis in California

Thanks to all who entered and helped me celebrate the 4th Birthday of "The Sun Singer" on June 24, 2008.

The book's sun singer imagery stems from a childhood visit to Robert Allerton Park in Montincello, Illinois, with my grandparents where I saw the primitive man, fu dog, last centaur and sun singer statuary on a sunny afternoon and stormy evening as described in the book.

Created in bronze by sculptor Carle Milles in 1931, the Sun Singer stands alone facing east in a 140-acre meadow in the park. The statue has recently been fully restored to its original glory.
The Sun Singer
Copyright (c) 2004-2008 by Malcolm R. Campbell, Campbell Editorial Services.
Some images copyright (c) 2004-2008 by JupiterImagies Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Malcolm R. Campbell
Photo by Sandi Richardson
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Left: Sun Singer at Allerton Park at Monticello, Illinois.
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One of Allerton's many fu dogs.