purplebudg1e
21st July 2009, 19:27
Just thought I'd share this statue/model in Birmingham. It's been there a couple of years and is covered in plants. Wouldn't like to "shave" it to keep it trim.
Wallace and Gromit welcome you
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic3_203_203x152.jpgWallace
Wallace and Gromit welcome you
Wallace and Gromit are on Great Charles Street!
If you're travelling into Birmingham keep an eye out for the cheese loving inventor and his faithful hound.
Poised on a motorbike and side carriage on Great Charles Street, Wallace and Gromit are welcoming anyone coming into the city via the Queensway tunnel.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic1_320_470x320.jpgWallace and Gromit
Made out of over 10,000 individual plants on two meter high fibreglass frames, the duo are part of the City Centre Floral Trail, Birmingham's entry into the National Britain is Bloom competition 2007.
The environmentally friendly contest, run by the Royal Horticultural Society, encourages local communities to make positive improvements to their landscapes by all manner of floral features.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic4_320_470x320.jpg
Wallace and Gromit welcome you
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic3_203_203x152.jpgWallace
Wallace and Gromit welcome you
Wallace and Gromit are on Great Charles Street!
If you're travelling into Birmingham keep an eye out for the cheese loving inventor and his faithful hound.
Poised on a motorbike and side carriage on Great Charles Street, Wallace and Gromit are welcoming anyone coming into the city via the Queensway tunnel.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic1_320_470x320.jpgWallace and Gromit
Made out of over 10,000 individual plants on two meter high fibreglass frames, the duo are part of the City Centre Floral Trail, Birmingham's entry into the National Britain is Bloom competition 2007.
The environmentally friendly contest, run by the Royal Horticultural Society, encourages local communities to make positive improvements to their landscapes by all manner of floral features.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/images/2007/07/23/pic4_320_470x320.jpg