Carver Garrett Coleman from The Wood Den of Festus adds a few more details to the corn sculpture located at the Treloar Mercantile. The American Elm, over 100 years old, had died in recent years. …
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Carver Garrett Coleman from The Wood Den of Festus adds a few more details to the corn sculpture located at the Treloar Mercantile. The American Elm, over 100 years old, had died in recent years. Owner Dan Burkhardt hired Ryan Meyer and his crew to create a tribute to the Treloar Missouri Bottom area with a giant ear of corn.
