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Sasquatch Squash

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On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28. 

On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28. 

On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28. 

On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28. 

On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the On Sunday, October 15 staff installed a giant squash in the museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28. museum’s Sculpture Courtyard. Dave and Carol Stelts grew the pumpkin that is nearly 2,000 pounds. This installation is in conjunction with our new exhibit We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene Opening on October 28.

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