A crew from The Wood Den, Festus, turns a 12-foot stump into a corn sculpture Thursday, August 9. The stump of the American Elm tree is located at the Treloar Mercantile, recently purchased by Dan …
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A crew from The Wood Den, Festus, turns a 12-foot stump into a corn sculpture Thursday, August 9. The stump of the American Elm tree is located at the Treloar Mercantile, recently purchased by Dan Burkhardt. The sculpture is a tribute to the farming history of the area. Pictured, from left, are Matt Seitz, Garrett Coleman, and owner, Ryan Meyer.
