It's about a mile from the presidents, but you can see 'em.

And then you get up to 'em and you stand next to one

and you go, "Man, these things are huge!"

How many people on Earth can say they got a collection

of presidents in their backyard that you can see from space?

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I know there's JFK. (laughing)

I have 43 presidents.

And Ronald.

These guys weigh approximately 14,000 to 21,000 pounds.

These things are huge, aren't they?

They've been here for about three years.

And through time, they're starting to enjoy being out here.

They've got their wildlife.

Wow, got a bees' nest.

The weeds are growing up and it's amazing; they amaze me.

These statues were once a part of a outdoor park.

When the original park had closed its doors,

I was asked to destroy the presidents

and clean the place up.

It hit me.

I said, "I'm not destroying 'em.

"I'm gonna figure out something."

The feeling I get from 'em, it's, it's overwhelming.

I mean, these guys, they still have strength today

that they had when they were alive and forming our country.

They mean a lot to me.

I wanna bring 'em back to a museum

where they can be enjoyed by everybody.