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10-foot-tall pineapple carving becomes tourist attraction in Port Huron, Michigan

Nour Rahal, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on 10-foot-tall pineapple carving becomes tourist attraction in Port Huron, Michigan

A giant wooden pineapple statue was created out of a broken tree in Port Huron, Michigan, and is now listed on Google Maps as a tourist attraction.

     
Nour Rahal, Detroit Free Press
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