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Former Poplar Glade site purchased by Williams Lake First Nation
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Former Poplar Glade site purchased by Williams Lake First Nation
The same day it was scheduled to be delivered, Ken Sheen's Cow Boss statue burned down in a studio fire. He has since remade it from scratch, and it was installed in Williams Lake this week.
Image Credit: Facebook/Pine River Carving April 26, 2021 - 7:30 AM Wood carver Ken Sheen has some rebuilding to do after his work shop 'Castle Cariboo,' between Quesnel and Williams Lake, went up in flames on Friday. He had just finished work on 'Cow Boss,' the second iteration of a sculpture commissioned for the city of Williams Lake. While in the process of writing an email to tell the city it was ready for pick up, he was shocked to look back at his dog barking and scratching at the door, only to find his property was on fire. Sheen lost all the pieces he worked on over ...
Posted: Apr 21, 2021 5:32 PM PT | Last Updated: April 22 The cow boss statue sculpted by B.C. wood carver Ken Sheen was ruined in a studio fire last Friday. The woodwork was destined to replace Sheen's original statue overlooking the stampede grounds in Williams Lake, B.C.(Ken Sheen)