The trail drive is headed towards Legacy in Plano. Plans and construction are underway for the massive public art display of 19 longhorns being led to a nearby watering hole (a fountain pool to be located in Baccus Park), with three cowboys keeping close watch along the trail. The trail boss will be posted on a hill next to the fountain area looking back on the herd as they drive their way northward. This wonderful display of rich western heritage is sure to add character as the scenic backdrop to the next phase of The Shops at Legacy retail spread– part of Legacy Town Center, a mélange of shops, eateries and living spaces.

Building on the spirit of the west, the herd of bronzed giants created by Glen Rose sculptor Robert Summers will begin to start down the dusty trail along Bishop Road beginning early 2006. Completion of the park is scheduled for January– with public walkways and park benches along the trail, Baccus Park will soon become a major attraction for visitors and community members citywide.

This public art display will rest right on the original soil that longhorns grazed along as early as 1846.

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The first bronze staue was placed in front of Baccus Cemetery. This rugged drover will head up the rest of the herd as they descend on the Legacy area in the weeks to come.

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