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A Troll in the Park

From that first troll that Ken Arensbak made in 1959, on up to our trolls of today, they are still handmade by the family using natural materials like rope fibers, wood, and other things that Nature provides many of these cones, seeds, and nuts coming from the nearby forests of the Great Smoky Mountains.

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From that first troll that Ken Arensbak made in 1959, on up to our trolls of today, they are still handmade by the family using natural materials like rope fibers, wood, and other things that Nature provides many of these cones, seeds, and nuts coming from the nearby forests of the Great Smoky Mountains.

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Description

From that first troll that Ken Arensbak made in 1959, on up to our trolls of today, they are still handmade by the family using natural materials like rope fibers, wood, and other things that Nature provides many of these cones, seeds, and nuts coming from the nearby forests of the Great Smoky Mountains.