Metal tree sculpture in the new Percy cemetery
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Metal tree sculpture in the new Percy cemetery
Image: © Julian Paren Taken: 23 Jun 2013
The new cemetery for the Percy family (the Duke of Northumberland) was opened in 2007. At its centre, it boasts a metal tree sculpture with roots that entwine a large boulder. Hulne Park is open to walkers in the late morning and afternoon and the signed "Yellow Walk" takes you up Brizlee Hill and past the cemetery.
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