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If you thought the
two disembodied heads I posted a couple weeks ago were kinda weird, you ain't seen nothing yet. Check out the new addition to to the
Helena Modjeska exhibit at the
Old O.C. Courthouse Museum! The new artifact, seen in the photo above, is a life mask of Modjeska. (Resting on clear glass, it almost appears to float!) After the initial strangeness wears off, it's interesting to look at an accurate three-dimensional representation of her face -- albeit in somewhat garish colors.
.On Monday, the
Register's front page carried
a companion piece to
Richard Harris'
new book about old Orange County theme parks. On Tuesday, they wrote about
the preservation of hundreds of oak trees near
Cook's Corner.
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