Will The Vermontasaurus Go Extinct?

By Alex in Architecture, Art, Pictures on Jul 15, 2010 at 9:05 pm


Photo: venture327 [Flickr]

Millions of years after is brethren went extinct, a modern day dinosaur made from scrap wood may go extinct … for lack of a building permit:

Does a 25-foot-tall, 122-foot-long dinosaur need a permit to avoid extinction?

That’s the unlikely dilemma posed by "Vermontasaurus," a whimsical sculpture thrown together with scrap wood by a Vermont man. The oddity now faces opposition from neighbors and regulatory challenges from government entities that he fears could force him to dismantle it.

It’s art, not edifice, says Brian Boland.

"They should leave me alone. It’s a piece of artwork," he said.

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See also: Great Vocab Didn’t Save The Thesaurus From Extinction


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  1. LeftyX
    Jul 16th, 2010 at 11:47 am

    Save the Vermontosaurus! We helped our own local Brontosaurus after he was decapitated: http://savethebronto.com

  2. emmakate
    Jul 18th, 2010 at 6:40 pm

    That makes total sense that the government would want to destroy something cool that’s out in the middle of a field, not harming anyone


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