Drumming up roadside smiles

Thursday, October 21, 2010
Banner Graphic/ANDY BARRAND

Driving between Roachdale and Bainbridge on North County Road 225 East, a large bear made of hay bales comes along the horizon.

Dean and Lisa Miller and their neighbor Tony Asher made the bear, which was assembled across from Dean Miller's business, D and L Automotive.

Asher first had the idea after seeing a similar bear on a westward trip.

"[Asher] thought it was pretty cute," Dean Miller said. "He wanted to know if he got the hay bales, if I would paint it. It was just a whim. It took about three hours to get it totally done."

Miller said the bear would get more festive during holiday seasons.

"I'm looking for a black sheet so I can kind of decorate him for Halloween," Miller said.

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  • I love it!

    -- Posted by cll on Thu, Oct 21, 2010, at 1:27 AM
  • Great job, I luv it.

    -- Posted by kcarnes on Thu, Oct 21, 2010, at 7:37 AM
  • POSITIVLEY DELIGHTFUL!!!!!

    I am looking forward to Halloween's

    I HOPE CHRISTMAS WILL BE "CHRIST" ORIENTED (IN LIEU OF SANTA CLAUS)

    THANK YOU DEAN, LISA AND TONY FOR YOUR TIME AND

    TALENTS.

    GOD BLESS...

    -- Posted by mothersue on Thu, Oct 21, 2010, at 1:43 PM
  • Love it! I have a black sheet u can have! GREAT JOB! What will u do for Valintine's day? lol

    -- Posted by mamawfolck on Sat, Oct 23, 2010, at 4:14 PM
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