It’s no secret that I love to chew bubble gum while I work (though I’ll have to switch to sugarless for a loooong while.)
But these sculptures . . . . well, I like the round ones. But the stretchy ones just look kind of gross to me. What do you think?
~~Angie
I agree with you!
This made me think of when my girl and I were in Seattle a few years ago and saw the gum wall – a wall near a theater that is absolutely covered with wads of gum. Some have been there for years – decades?!
Linda,was just about to ask about that wall! I live south of Seattle and although I’ve heard about it,still never seen it! ewww!!!!
Why would anyone do such a thing?
Where did they come up with such a strange idea?
Who chewed all the gum?
Seattle,please do not send your wall down south to Portland.
(I think I need some more sleep).
At the original Elitch Garden’s in Denver there was a gum tree. It was next to the line for the water ride.
In the Cave of the winds there is a cave full of hairpins stuck to the walls.
Methinks someone has too much time on their hands………..
My 7-yr-old Jadyn wants to jump into one of those bubbles … know where we can find them? Clyde