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A commissioned public sculpture of two women with flowing hair and dresses, about 13.5 feet tall, standing on the Snake River Canyon rim in Twin Falls. Coeur d'Alene artist David Clemons built it on a steel frame layered with concrete, foam and polyurethane. It was the first project of the city's Art in Public Places Program (2008) and is meant to represent angels or guardians of the landscape.
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Twins Statue (Canyon Rim Trail)
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Approximate location · 42.563° N, 114.461° W
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Stop on the Canyon Rim Trail, which the regional tourism site lists as location 'Twins Statue' on its Guided Canyon Rim Trail. The tourism listing gives the address as 2015 Neilsen Point Place, Twin Falls.
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Outdoor public trail location on the canyon rim. A protective metal fence was completed in 2016 after weather damage and vandalism, so the sculpture is viewed from the fence line.
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