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Ama the Mermaid has arrived in Tarpon Springs

April 5, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth 1 Comment

The beautiful and charming City of Tarpon Springs on the west coast of Florida now has its fabulous 6′ 4″ bronze mermaid statue, the Ama Tarpon Springs.                       She was installed March 31st, and unveiled on April 1st, in time to be admired by all those attending Tarpon Springs’ Annual Fine Arts Festival this weekend. The […]

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The “Great Cascade” Fountain Mermaids in St. Petersburg (Russia)

March 13, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

“The fountains at Peterhof in St. Petersburg (Russia) are immensely impressive, built on a grand scale. The Samson Fountain, which is part of the “Great Cascade”, has a number of mermaid statues. Both the child and grown mermaids are twin-tailed mermaids, which was quite common for mermaid sculptures at that time in history.   The […]

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British Mermaids on LinkedIn

March 12, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth 1 Comment

I saw an interesting article today, mentioning the rapid growth of LinkedIn in England, and mentioning that the 15 million LinkedIn members in the United Kingdom include 66 rocket scientists and 5 mermaids. It just goes to show that a mermaid tail is not just a pastime – it can be a key part of […]

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Maryland Mermaid Teaches Ocean Conservation

March 6, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

There was a nice article yesterday in The Cavalier Daily about Hales Parcells, a college student who turned her love of mermaids and her passion for ocean conservation into a program of teaching school kids about preservation of the Chesapeake Bay while wearing her mermaid tail. It is another great example of merging passions and […]

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Luxembourg’s 1050 anniversary mermaid sculpture has been selected

March 3, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

Last year I reported that the City of Luxembourg (which is not just a city, but a country in its own right) was planning a mermaid statue for its 1050th anniversary. A contest was concluded on February 25th, which selected a contest entry by artist Serge Ecker.  The photo on the left is of a […]

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Bronze Mermaid Statue on Okinawa’s Moon Beach

March 2, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

The Japanese island of Okinawa has a mermaid statue on Moon Beach on the western coast of the island. The bronze statue was made in 1987 by world renowned artist Naka Bokunen, famous in particular for his brightly colored woodblock prints of Okinawa’s nature. The statue commemorates a local legend about a mermaid who saved two swimming […]

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A Mermaid is Coming to Tarpon Springs

January 29, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth 4 Comments

It is official.  The beautiful and charming City of Tarpon Springs on the west coast of Florida is getting a fabulous 6′ 4″ bronze mermaid statue this spring. The statue will tie in perfectly with the city’s strong tradition of cultural arts, with its strong Greek heritage, its tradition of diving for sponges and with […]

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Mermaids on Australia’s Daydream Island

January 15, 2014 By Mermaids of Earth 2 Comments

Daydream Island Mermaid Statues

Daydream Island is just over half a mile long and about 600 feet wide, on the northeast coast of Australia, close to the Great Barrier Reef.   On the northeast tip of the island you will find 3 mermaids soaking up the sun. The mermaid statues are named Serenity, Aphrodesia and Infinity, representing respectively mind, […]

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Thailand’s Golden Mermaid not a place for prayer

November 22, 2013 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

The Golden Mermaid in Songkhla, Thailand, has been in the press this week as a result of people conducting prayers in her location, and draping her with yellow fabric. Officials have publicly announced that this is misguided and actually detracts from her image – the statue is a popular tourist attraction and was constructed for […]

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Weeki Wachee Springs – Mermaid Statues and Live Mermaids

October 3, 2013 By Mermaids of Earth 1 Comment

Weeki Wachee Springs State Park has been home to both live mermaids and mermaid statues since 1947.  Located on the west coast of Florida, it started out as a private enterprise, and was later owned by the ABC news network, but is today owned by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection as a Florida State Park. […]

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