?Give & Take? , Trinity Gardens
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?Give & Take? , Trinity Gardens
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 15 Jan 2010
‘Give & Take’ is a sculpture by Peter Randall-Page, completed in 2005. The material used was a 36-tonne, naturally eroded, glacial boulder, over three metres high, which was found near Fort William. It is situated on a cobbled surface representing a dry river-bed, lying as it does, above the now covered Pandon Burn. The modern block behind is called 'One Trinity'.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.9707
Longitude
-1.605698