Love, Life, Hope sculpture, Fivemiletown
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Love, Life, Hope sculpture, Fivemiletown
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 12 Mar 2012
Pictured along Colebrook Road - this one represents "Hope" - so I am looking for Love! It consists of stainless steel with a series of glazed openings, representing a combination of Ogham markings and Morse code, an effective combination of the old and new. Spelling "HOPE" and starting from the bottom, the two parallel rectangular slots = H, the two small slots = O, the four dots = P and the top four top slots = E (in Morse I would have thought the representation for "P" would have been different) See information board here Image] There is another on in the series at Image] and Image]
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Image Location
Latitude
54.376845
Longitude
-7.319347