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• Where is Paul Bunyan Land located?

  Paul Bunyan Land is an amusement park located in Brainerd, Minnesota, on This Old Farm. Its trademark is the 26-foot-tall (7.9 m) animated and talking statue of Paul Bunyan.

• Where can I see Paul Bunyan in Brainerd?

  Stop into the Visitor Center near the statues to see his giant-sized flannel shirt, telephone, wallet and toothbrush. Since 1954, Paul has been saying hello and answering questions from travelers in Brainerd. In 2002, he moved from the Paul Bunyan Amusement Center to Paul Bunyan Land.

• When did Paul Bunyan move from the amusement center?

  In 2002, he moved from the Paul Bunyan Amusement Center to Paul Bunyan Land. Located on 23 acres, this family-friendly park features 40 rides and attractions, a petting barn, and the Pioneer Village. The Pioneer Village is home to more than 40 buildings filled with antiques from the late 1800s to the early 1900s.

• Did Paul Bunyan start out in Canada?

  Though Paul and Babe are permanent Klamath, California residents, and famous local landmarks to boot, they did not start out here. No sir! According to some, the first tales of a 6’4″ Paul Bunyan (possibly Bonyenne) were told by French Canadians around the time of the Papineau Rebellion in 1837.

• What parts do i need to make a tele sound like tele?

  The only special part you need is a 4-way switch. This gives you the usual Tele sounds in the first three positions. But in position 4, you get both pickups in series like a humbucker. It’s a big boost in output and a big, fat tone. But you need to make one important adjustment: The neck pickup’s cover has to be grounded with a separate wire.