United Buddy Bears (part 2)

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Lebanon's bear. It's all about the Cedar tree and sadly only a small part of the forest remains.
Representing the troubled financial situation is the Bulls & Bears of the Czech Republic on the left. On the right, Montenegro. The gold lines symbolize the path to a unified Europe.
 Poland's Bear represents the myths and legends of that country.
 The Singapore bear represents the multicultural aspect of the country.
 Ah, Spain and the tribute to Gaudi!

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  1. Homer Simpson1:21 PM

    They are all good, but I'll have to go with the Gaudi painted bear.

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