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Wednesday, November 04, 2009 10:40 AM

Kansas Profile: Ernie Poe -- Barbed wire in Wallace County

By Ron Wilson, Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University

"Look, there's a buffalo, a coyote, horses, and a roadrunner." It sounds like a zoo, but this is a museum. The animals I described are all made of barbed wire. These are barbed wire sculptures of animals, part of a remarkable museum in rural Kansas.

Ernie Poe is a volunteer with the Fort Wallace Museum in Wallace, Kansas, which we learned about last week. Ernie is the artist who created these barbed wire sculptures.

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