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Sierra Circles Sculpture Garden, California
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Brice Station was a stage stop for watering and exchanging horses on hwy 4. This 100 acre ranch has been in the family for 4 generations. Originally bought with the reward money for having helped to capture the notorious Fleagle Gang. Today the ranch hosts an organic farm, blacksmith school, clay production facility, pottery gallery, pottery school, Hill Top concert venue, Shakespeare on the vine theatre company and stage in the round, Seven acre woods nature/art walk, Sierra Circles sculpture garden and wedding/ceremony grounds. The back 40 acres are natural and have nature trails and great views.
Brice Station was a stage stop for watering and exchanging horses on hwy 4. This 100 acre ranch has been in the family for 4 generations. Originally bought with the reward money for having helped to capture the notorious Fleagle Gang. Today the ranch hosts an organic farm, blacksmith school, clay production facility, pottery gallery, pottery school, Hill Top concert venue, Shakespeare on the vine theatre company and stage in the round, Seven acre woods nature/art walk, Sierra Circles sculpture garden and wedding/ceremony grounds. The back 40 acres are natural and have nature trails and great views.
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