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We own two of Fred Conlon little metal pieces that our children bought us for our yard. They are truly clever art and kind of cute. We have two of the same metal guys that are featured here in the Deseret News photographs. The little metal guys sit every summer on our back porch or deck. We have put them up for the winter to protect them from the weather, but we will put them out to enjoy once again in the spring. Our grandkids love them.
We bought some of Fred's metal art work at U of U Red Butte gardens. We think it is great.
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