Enroute to Newcastle on Monday I just
had to detour via the Terris Novalis which I've been drooling over since
August.
Despite having a 15 year old map (oops

) we just about managed to find it. They are as impressive as I'd hoped, although they don't really fit being just across the road from a modern housing estate.
They are beautiful.

Not 100% precision tools, and the animal feet are unusual, but so wonderful to gaze at. We had a stroll around them then a climb on the level (the theodolite looked a bit too tricky to climb in heels).


1 comment:
Those are impressive sculptures. I'll agree that the artist took a bit too much artistic license with the feet though. I'll put it on my list of places to visit next time I'm in the neighborhood.
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