Bath, ME, to Providence, RI | Rare Visions & Roadside Revelations, Ep. 806

The guys linger a bit - possibly a bit too long - in the Loony Lagoon in Bath, ME, where Phillip Day, a retired shipbuilder, has some pretty wacky yard art. In Pigeon Cove, MA, they visit Ellis Stenman's environmentally aware Paper House, which includes desks, radios and clocks all made from newspapers.
We're sharing an episode of this longtime viewer favorite each Monday on this channel.
Launched in 1995, Rare Visions & Roadside Revelations sought out a hidden world of outsider artists and, in a traveling show format, brought their eclectic work to the viewers of public television. The series followed Randy Mason, Mike Murphy and Don the Camera Guy as they loaded up their cramped minivan and hit the road to document grassroots arts environments and offbeat attractions of all kinds, exploring human creativity across 47 states and four time zones.
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Ah- I remember this show fondly