Giant peg sculpture puts NSW property on the map
A 5.2-metre sculpture created in 2018 attracts pilgrims to Canowindra, NSW.
Peter Stacey came across a photo of a giant peg in Belgium and decided to replicate it. He asked a mate to build it.
The result: a 750-kilogram, 5.2-metre sculpture concreted into the soil at Canowindra on the Central Tablelands since 2018. The peg has become a genuine landmark.
A wedding couple used it as a backdrop. Visitors come to photograph it.
Now the property is for sale.
- 750 kilograms
- Sculpture weight
- 5.2 metres
- Sculpture height
- 2018
- Year installed
- Canowindra, NSW Central Tablelands
- Location
Why it mattersAn unusual local asset that draws tourists and creates community pride becomes a selling point for an ordinary NSW property.
AustraliaCanowindra gains ongoing recognition through a quirky sculpture that's even registered on Google Maps, helping put the small NSW town on visitors' routes.
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