“Enter the Land of Giants”
George Farnham's personal collection of fiberglass giants includes two Muffler Men, one Uniroyal Gal, one Big John, and dozens of other figures scattered around his property. Farnham’s yard, which he calls the "Fantasy Farm," is no doubt a roadside attraction in its own right.
The place is really cool and very strange. I would rate it 4 starts if it wasn't so sketchy. First off, it is a trip through the backcountry to get there. It is well off the beaten path. You'll take some gravel roads that are not quite wide enough for two cars.
Second, it wasn't clear to us that we were even allowed to be there. There are no road signs and the place looks like someone's private yard. Which it probably is. However, there are no signs welcoming people. There was no one there.
I could be wrong, but we did not get the impression that it was a tourist stop. It was wacky, though.
This is w in a person’s yard in Winchester Grade road, near the state line
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