A segmented roof design provides uninterrupted viewing of the geese flight paths to and from Goose Pond. GMK Architecture

Core Ten steel was chosen to blend in with the natural prairie grass landscape photos by Jim Gempeler

The shelters segmented roof design allows for uninterrupted views of the flight paths of geese arriving and departing Goose Pond

The goose hood ornament with rebar nest

The Oak plank slabs were contributed from neighbors tree to provide the integral benches.

Don Schmidt (left) founder of Custom Metals inc contributed his metal magic and entire summer to build it, Jim Gempeler (right - GMK Architecture inc.) and Kurt Straus (not present - Structural Integrity) contributed the far easier design and structural analysis.

Geese in perfect formation during dedication fly over.

the core-ten steel will soon all patina to the warm russet tones starting to show