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Balintore (Scotland), Puerta Vallarta (Mexico) and Jeju (South Korea) Mermaids

September 21, 2012 By Mermaids of Earth Leave a Comment

3 more mermaid sculptures have pages now – The Mermaid of The North in Balintore, Scotland, Triton & Nereida in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico and the Mermaid near Dragon’s Head Rock on Jeju, South Korea.

Thank you so much to all those contributing with pictures, permissions to use their photos, and information on these sculptures.

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