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Icons Main | Attractions | Characters | Giants | Big Men | No Cal Home Sightings have been made throughout the land! Big men are on the loose! Remember the good ol' fiberglass behemoths that used to line the roadside? From golf men at mini golf courses to lumberjacks outside hardware stores, these huge roadside men once were a major part of the American landscape.
Check out "Babe" at Babe's Muffler shop in San Jose, California. Not sure if he's really a babe, but he stands ready to welcome visitors right next to the road.
Out here in Klamath, Paul Bunyan has a friend... Babe the blue ox. These immense figures site off the highway near some beautiful redwoods.
Here's the Jackson Man from out front a site in ... yes... Jackson, California.
In the Northern California town of Hayward, visit the Hayward Man in front of a tire shop. Or visit the McDonald's down the street if you don't like this guy.
Last, but certainly not least, of the Californian roadside men is June, the Rodeo Man. (Now if the rodeo was in April, would we name him April?) Standing right off a highway in Livermore, June and his big ol' hat is a can't miss sighting. If you're in the area and it's June, say hello.
Traveling through to Willits brings you to the Willits big man. This cowboy becomes quite popular during the Frontier Days held around the 4th of July each year.
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