Each July 4th, Tom Moran of Moran Ironworks reveals a new unique sculpture during the Onaway parade.  Here we see Atlas bearing the weight of the world on his very sturdy shoulders.  He was part of the 2006 celebration.  Our planet was constructed of scrap metal.  Although he's on display in downtown Onaway, he's been auctioned off for charity and will take up residence at a Chesterfield Township truck and auto parts company once its new building is ready.

Traveling on 638 Hwy., you'll be greeted by
one of the smiling rocks dotting the county.

Traveling on Ocqueoc Rd., just north of North Allis Hwy., one of our neighbors gives a nod to the days before priority mail, with an honorary mailbox mounted at least 15' in the air!

Another of Moran's creations is this eagle head.  Once located in front of the courthouse in Onaway, it currently resides outside of the Besser Museum in Alpena.

In 2005, Tom Moran donated the Torch of Freedom to Rogers City, where it sits in Lakeside Park, overlooking beautiful Lake Huron.  It's a beautiful addition to the community and is visible from the top of the Erie St. hill, especially at night when the torch is lit.

Just south of Millersburg on Rainy Lake Rd., you'll find nature taking back this old bus.    It no longer provides a ride for human passengers, but provides shelter for some of our furry and feathered friends.

Just west of Millersburg on M 68, the Green Acres farm has one of the most interesting sets of roadside art in the county. The farmer's clothes change with the seasons.  Come rain, shine, snow or wind, rides his tractor wishing the passing traveler peace.