"A group of elephants came down to a pan (water hole) in Hwange Park in Zimbabwe. I was fascinated by the interaction of the herd with the baby. He was not only in the center physically, but the center of their attention. Constant gentle touch kept him reassured. I chose to portray this small group with the matriarch well aware of who was watching (us in the bushes!) and just at the point before ears would swing forward warning the intruder, 'That's close enough'!" - Karryl

The sculpture "That's Close Enough" is mounted on a wood and stone base. A turntable is mounted into the base allowing the sculpture to be viewed from all directions.