Searching for The Dambo Troll - Bruun Idun

Thomas Dambo is a Danish environmental art activist and one of the world’s leading recycling artists. His prolific work spans over 20 years and can be found in Europe, Asia, Australia, and the United States.
NWTrolls: Way of the Bird King features six giant hand-built troll sculptures by, Thomas Dambo. The publicly-accessible sculptures are located/hidden around the Pacific Northwest where each whimsical troll sculpture is part of an underlying environmental story.
Bruun Idun is the troll located in West Seattle at Lincoln Park and today we are going to find him.
Lincoln Park - 8011 Fauntleroy Wy SW, Seattle, WA 98136
See you on the next walk!
#virtualdogwalk #relaxingmusic #naturewalk #videosfordogs

[@nophoazgurl]

Ruby you look great standing in front of The Dambo Troll! That is a big troll, so awesome to see, thank you so much! Ruby I want you to know out of everything I look at when I spend time online, seeing your happy face and being in the most beautiful places make me feel the very best! Everyone in the whole world should spend some time with Ruby if they want to feel better ❤ thank you so much sweet Ruby and of course Rubys Dad ❤

[@WalkWithRuby]

Aww. Thank you so much! That’s so kind of you to say!🧡🐕🐾🐾🧡

[@SerpicoDreams]

Interesting trail on the side of the mountain with steps and everything. Thanks again! 💗

[@WalkWithRuby]

Yeah, so convenient! Thanks for watching!🧡🐕🐾

[@AntonioHernandez-sh9nn]

Gracias por compartir a Ruby con los que la seguimos. Les deseo a ella y a usted muchos años más de feliz convivencia. Con afecto desde España.

[@WalkWithRuby]

Thank you so much!🧡🐕🐾🐾

[@Ringworld2]

Happy Birthday Ruby, Keep walking

[@WalkWithRuby]

Thank you so much! Will do!🧡🐕🐾🐾

[@karenlouise4822]

You found it! How fun & cool is that! Ruby is not too impressed LOL. What a beautiful park, love the water views.

[@WalkWithRuby]

Yeah it was pretty cool, and yeah Ruby didn’t care 🤣. I’ve seen videos of others around the world and when I heard he made some in the Pacific Northwest I knew we had to go find them and see them in person. It is an awesome park!

[@chrisfagan4434]

My GS and I both love watching Ruby’s walks. My first GS was smaller and a lot like Ruby in temperament, obedience and curiosity. We’d hike and bike all over central PA exploring towns, parks and college campuses just like you and Ruby. I was a younger man then. Those times with Gorgar were the best years of my life! Very nostalgic watching you two.

[@WalkWithRuby]

Thank you so much! That’s awesome! I’m happy that Ruby’s videos brings back nostalgia. I can relate, most of these places are where I used to walk with my other dog before Ruby. She was with me for almost 20 years, when she was 13 I got puppy Ruby so they spent almost 7 years together. These are just the tip of the iceberg of the places we used to explore. Thanks again for sharing !🧡🐕🐾🐾