The shoe tree on U.S

The shoe tree on U.S. Highway 26. Why? Who knows? Shoe trees seem to grow spontaneously throughout much of the United States and southern Canada.

Photo Location: Oregon, U.S. Highway 26
Photo Date: 2011 July 18

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Author: Dr. David Goodrich, NOAA (ret.)/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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