Picture This challenge of Sept. 21 and answer

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Can you identify what this photo is of and where it was taken in the Quad Cities region? If so, write your answer in the comments section below.  The first one to get it right will be declared the winner.

Update Oct. 4: There were no winners for this Picture This Challenge. Here's the answer:

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The carved bucket is a detail from the 2000 bronze and wood sculpture “A World Beyond” that stands on N.E. Stadium Way on the Washington State University campus in Pullman. Instead of a mule pulling a wagon, artist Brad Rude put the mule on top of a buckboard to express the notion that “simply by changing one’s perspective, a ‘new world’ of ideas and images opens up,” according to a placard at the site.