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My home town of Woking has long been associated with H G Wells. Wells lived in Woking for several years, during which time he wrote his clas... -
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AHH! I *love* it!! Where was this taken?
Happy WW :)
Wow I LOVE this too. I would love to know where this was photographed, was there any editing process involved (like overlaying greenery on a different photo). Wonderful art in this piece!
Jessica
http://themagicalmundane.blogspot.com/2010/12/wordless-wednesday-preyers-of.html
Thank you for your kind comments. This sculptue is actually called "The Mud Maid" and is in The Lost Gardens of Heligan which is in Cornwall, England.
The sleeping "Mud Maid" was created by local artists Sue Hill and her brother, Pete. Heligan is a truely magical place and i will be blogging about my visit there very soon.
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