At the Stonemasons Museum
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At the Stonemasons Museum
Image: © Des Blenkinsopp Taken: 8 Jun 2005
Just one of a whole collection of quirky stone carvings on display on the walls of this amazing museum. There are the usual skulls and bones and dismal stuff, but some of it is almost cartoony in style, like this one. What is this all about? It looks like a Lady's Topless Steak Throwing Contest, but it's probably something Biblical, so best leave it there. I love the casual little one handed angel trumpet player. Update:- This is still here, although the museum itself closed in 2009.
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Image Location
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51.37789
Longitude
-1.602824