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Table Rock is a woodland art installation by Tinmouth resident Marshall Squier: four oversized wooden chairs, each about eight feet high and nearly four feet wide, set around a large natural boulder dressed as a dinner table, with tree-trunk slabs as plates and birch cylinders as cups. Squier built it in the mid-2000s as a statement about resolving conflict at the table rather than going to war.
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Table Rock (giant chairs and boulder)
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Approximate location · 43.449° N, 73.050° W
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In a small clearing off Route 140 in Tinmouth, with a pull-off for visitors.
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On private farmland whose owners gave the creator permission; Seven Days reports a pull-off for visitors. Exact access terms are not published by an official source.
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