| Bob Clendenin | Peter Toth page one | The U.S.A. |
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Peter "Wolf" Toth Whispering Giants page five |
| On our way to the 190SL Convention in Yellowstone, that Linda and I had breakfast in the Rams Horn Cafe in Worland, Wyoming was more than a coincidence. The plaque on this giant reads, "To the American Indian; One monument in each state; Peter Toth Sculptor; September 18, 1980." Another small circular plate, set in the walkway, indicates it is sculpture number 36. | ||||
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| On our way to Castle Rock we find this lonely giant, known as "Red Man," at the entrance to Big Thompson Canyon a few miles outside of Loveland, Colorado. The sign on the gate is likely to keep visitors to a minimum. | ||||
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| Often, it's difficult to find a Peter Toth sculpture in a community and often locals who have seen the Whispering Giant do not know the name of the artist. In Troy, Kansas this was not the case as several signs mark the way to visit "Tall Oak" standing in Courthouse Square. | ||||
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| Bob Clendenin | Peter Toth page one | The U.S.A. |