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Black Squirrel Sightings
Black Squirrel
It's a great thrill to see Black Squirrel stickers when we don't expect them. We have sent them all over the world and have seen them in Columbus and Chicago.   If you have a Black Squirrel sighting please send it along with a description, your name, location and names of everyone in the picture so we can include it on this page.  E-Mail it to Sightings@McKayBricker.com


 

From Joan & Bryon Anderson:  These are the pictures from Italy.  The first three are of the festival to take place in Trento, with the black squirrel as symbol.  I added our version to one of the posters.  So black squirrel has met some of his European relatives!  The next two are of black squirrel taking a gondola ride in Venice.  Enjoy!

From Sarah Malcolm:   I love the Black Squirrel campaign.  I have attached a picture of me in the Banyan Tree at the Edison Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers, Florida.  The Banyan tree has a local connection:  Harvey Firestone brought the tree back from Calcutta, India as a gift to Thomas Edison in 1925.  It is now the third largest Banyan tree in the world.


Stolen from Alex Bevan's Web Site:

From Jon Hill of Kent:

Art teacher Lionel Clark and family with the help from Jon, are rebuilding their home that was flooded by Katrina .  They have spent 10 in a luxurious FEMA trailer in Diamondhead, Mississippi.  The squirrel sticker is on Lionel's truck.


Here is Jon's truck with a modified KENT and Black Squirrel sticker in the French Quarter in New Orleans as they took some time off.

 

Rob Spademan in Moscow
From Rob Spademan:  I took my t-shirt to Moscow last week and posed (not very flatteringly) for you in front of St. Basil’s outside the Kremlin in Red Square.  I’m the marketing and sales director for Artexpo and DECOR Expo and a double KSU graduate.



A black squirrel sighting near the famous Whiteface Mountain, "site" of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics, by artist Rebecca Richman Flint of studio d'une

 


Scott Wilson receiving his masters from Dartmouth College, June 2003

 

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