'Up-Cycle' Sculpture, Kirk Edge Road, Worrall, near Oughtibridge
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'Up-Cycle' Sculpture, Kirk Edge Road, Worrall, near Oughtibridge
Image: © Terry Robinson Taken: 26 Jun 2014
To commemorate the Tour de France 2014, the village of Worrall has erected this sculpture made from parts of 60 unwanted bicycles. It is aptly named 'Up-Cycle' as the unwanted bicycles have been donated by Veolia in partnership with the Green Company and Sheffield City Council. The Sculpture, which stands 2.5m high, has been put together by local artists Robin Widdowson and Sarah Beavan-Widdowson ... helped by some of the local villagers. It is sited on the corner of Haggstones Road and Kirk Edge Road, just a few feet / metres from the route of the Tour de France's Stage 2, on Sunday 6th July. See also ... Image Image
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