
Last year I posted pictures of the
Putney Sculpture Trail, nine works by local artist Alan Thornhill along the Thames path.
Then it was a sunny autumnal day, and for a bit of a contrast here are photos of the sculptures in the snow (which alas has now mostly melted) and in the same order.
The one above is called
Fall and the one below
Pygmalion.

Dodging a couple of snow ball fights and drudging deep into the snow managed to get to
Nexus:

Then on to
Motherfigure:

By a sight familiar to Greg and Kris was
Punch and Judy:

On Putney High Street, which was packed with non-moving buses, you could find
Turning Point:

Across the other side of Putney Bridge were some snow boarders and
Load:

Then by Adam's favourite haunt of the Duke's Head you could find
Horizontal Ambiguity:

Finally in the park-where-Adam-used-to-get-bacon-sandwiches, the final sculpture of
Exodus:
2 comments:
I get the horizontal, but it looks pretty unambiguous to me.
It *could* be something else you know ;)
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