Now this resident of Yuma, Arizona sports a smaller frame and a unique
face. Don't want to call him paper mache' man so we'll just call him the Yuma Man. Mr. Yuma Man stands tall near a Target off the main drag.
Closer up of the Yuma Man Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Hobo Joe
Buckeye, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Here's the Hobo Joe statue, located in Buckeye, AZ.
This statue is similar to the type that used to grace the restaurant chain
of the same name. Hobo Joe is 25 feet tall and this old time vagabond was crafted in 1989.
Hobo Joe
Buckeye, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Hobo Joe
Buckeye, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Hobo Joe
Buckeye, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Lumberjack Products (Closed)
Phoenix, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
This lumberjacks stands in the yard of the Lumberjack Products in Phoenix, AZ. This guy was in pretty good shape with a good paint job
a few years ago.
UPDATE : This Paul Bunyan statue lasted at the Lumberjack Products until the business closed in 2007. A homeowner acquired the lumberjack and it is now sitting in a private yard. 06-23
Picacho Peak Trading Post (Gone)
Picacho Peak, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
This roadside statue greets visitors to the Picacho Peak Trading Post. This place is a can't miss sight off the I-10 and worth a stop on a trip to or from Tucson. Or at least it used to be. Unfortunately, the trading post burned down back in 2002 with the friendly greeter melting in the blaze. 02-10
(Far left) The former Picacho trading post Indian before the blaze
Picacho Peak Trading Post Close up
Picacho Peak, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Picacho Peak Trading Post
Picacho Peak, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Yuma Man (98)
Now this resident of Yuma, Arizona sports a smaller frame and a unique
face. Don't want to call him paper mache' man so we'll just call him the Yuma Man. Mr. Yuma Man stands tall near a Target off the main drag.
Hobo Joe
Lumberjack Products (Closed)
Picacho Peak Trading Post (Gone)
This roadside statue greets visitors to the Picacho Peak Trading Post. This place is a can't miss sight off the I-10 and worth a stop on a trip to or from Tucson. Or at least it used to be. Unfortunately, the trading post burned down back in 2002 with the friendly greeter melting in the blaze. 02-10
