5-Things You Probably Don’t Know About This Sioux Falls Sculpture, Like Its Name

I have driven by this sculpture, in downtown Sioux Falls, about a million times.  No really, I counted...a million times.  And I had no idea what this thing was.

In our family we always called it "The Golf Ball Sculpture."  Followed by: "Boy they sure got a hold of that one!"

Well, that's not the name.  Here are 5-Things You Probably Didn't Know About "The Golf Ball Sculpture":

1)-The name of this sculpture, at Fort Sod Plaza at 2nd Avenue and East 10th Street is called:
"Sea Dream."

2)-It's a metal sculpture made by Steve Thomas from Augustana College.

3)-The two sides of the steel band are painted white and light gray.

4)-The work is an illustration of South Dakota meant to symbolize the sea of the prairies.

5)-If you lick the "Sea Dream" in the winter your tongue will stick to it.

Impress your friends with those facts!