Where's It Wednesday—XV

Somewhere in Seattle.... where is this?

Answer next week.

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Last week's photo shows the tops of the sculptures from the small triangular park in the heart of Ballard, at the intersection of Leary Way, Market Street and 22nd Avenue NW.

The park, Bergen Place, commemorates one of Seattle's sister cities, in Bergen Norway, and features the "Witness Tree" sculptures of artist Jenn Lee Dixon.

"Witness," or "bearing," trees were used as reference points for the first U.S. land surveys in 1851. The five cedar posts that previously held up an awning in the original park suggest a vast primordial forest. The artwork symbolically turns the posts back into trees through the installation of five tree sculptures. These (Fossil Tree, First Tree, Clam Tree, Immigrant Tree, and New Growth Tree) become storytellers, each revealing a layer of the site's history.

Redesigned in 2004, the park was originally dedicated in 1975 by Norway's King Olaf.