Eagle and nest sculpture on Dairy Farmers Hill
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A metallic sculpture of an eagle and its nest on Dairy Farmers Hill, at the National Arboretum site in Canberra. The arboretum itself is still under construction. The sculpture is titled "Nest III" - but so far I haven't managed to locate Nest I or II...
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