Mosaic on a railway footbridge
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Mosaic on a railway footbridge
Image: © James Allan Taken: 21 Feb 2011
At the south access to a pedestrian bridge across a main railway line, this mosaic offers "Remedy for a heavy heart" as the top inscription across the red; "Remedy for a bored dog" is the next; along the yellow beach in the middle we have "Remedy for tired words"; a little lower in the green "Remedy for dragging feet" and at the bottom, reaching into the blue, "Remedy for an old sea".
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Image Location
Latitude
56.468559
Longitude
-2.891039