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Dearne Way footpath next to the River Dearne. This is an alternative route for cyclists to the Yorkshire Sculpture park. Roughly 2.5 miles from the southern entrance 3 miles from the main entrance.
[Image taken 3.6.22] Bond End (A59), Knaresborough. Part of a sculpture (https://statues.vanderkrogt.net/object.php?webpage=ST&record=gbyh151) created for the 2014 Tour de France that passed through Yorkshire. Knaresborough has a lot of … [more]
Light-controlled crossing on the Upton Street shared-use path and the Pohutukawa sculpture, by the central motorway in Auckland NZ
Bridge over the Bishop's Park Way cycle path / NCN3, with a sculpture suspended from the roof. There is no identity to the sculpture apparent, if anyone can shed light on it please do comment.
Just found out there is a man in Tulsa, Oklahoma who commissioned an artist named Clayton Coss to use a chainsaw to sculpt a Columbo statue out of a dead tree on his front lawn, couldn't log onto Twitter fast enough to share this … [more]
Galatea looking at Hercules at Cambridge North Station. See also #174358. This sculpture has disappeared by mid-September. According to https://twitter.com/cambnorth/status/1437696606200111111 it’s been taken away for “slight refinement … [more]
Newport's re-'cycled' Christmas tree made of 100 scrap bikes https://t.co/lurkR1zvgD @BBCNews https://t.co/Erw7nHVIBm Ed: Maybe taken inspiration from Ai Weiwei? See #72154
Broken concrete elephants on the path in Crosshouse. Original condition: https://www.flickr.com/photos/stan_bonnars_artworks/4296923973
Cambridge Rules 1848 Sculpture. Parker's Piece The rules of football were first written down in Cambridge in 1848. This new sculpture was unveiled in May 2018 to commemorate the event. It is inscribed with the rules in many different … [more]
The footway in the foreground was widened when it was converted to shared use (although the lampposts were left where they were), but beyond the toucan crossing the section to the shared use ramp to Old Polmadie Road has been left at its … [more]
A mix of proper and homemade signs at the point where NCN7 turns to leave the Glasgow Harbour development, some of them making more sense than others. If someone cycling to the Clyde Tunnel or Victoria Park follows the green sign, they will … [more]
Money spent on some sort of artwork that would be better spent on the Strathkelvin Railway Path surface. The mock railway surface which continues under the canal bridge is getting a bit bumpy and there is full-width ponding on the … [more]
The newly surfaced path through the Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park, at the turn-off for Gilmerton Dykes Street.
Romain Gary (1914 m. Vilniuje - 1980 m. Paryžiuje) Vienas žymiausių XX a. Prancūzijos rašytojų, vienintelis pasaulyje laimėjęs dvi Goncourt'ų premijas (1956 m. ir 1975 m. - E.Ažaro slapyvardžiu). Karo didvyris lakūnas, diplomatas. Savo … [more]
The white sculpture on the riverbank represents the rural and industrial aspects of the view here. Looking upstream, the sculpture shows a horse grazing against the background of trees and grass. Go around the other side, and you will see … [more]
City Biker Location: Rotherhithe, London (England, United Kingdom) Southwark Park Roundabout Cyclist
Cycle Race sculpture Location: Dorking (England, United Kingdom) This piece is on a roundabout on the A24 north of Dorking Surrey. It is by Heather Burrell and was made in 2012. I photographed it on 16 September 2012, the day of the final … [more]
Fish on a Bicycle by Daren Greenhow Location: , Cotswold District (England, United Kingdom) Photo by Jim
Terris Novalis Sculpture – a stainless steel theodolite and an engineer’s level by Tony Cragg – Turner prize winning works outside Consett celebrating local industry
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