"Jupiter"on the W2W
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"Jupiter"on the W2W
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 23 Feb 2016
A number of artworks have been placed along the final stretch of the Walney to Wear cycle route along the north bank of the River Wear. A "second sun" is located under Wearmouth Bridge and displays representing the planets have been located ar their relative distances, finishing at "Pluto" on Roker Promenade. For more details about the display itself, see Image Other installations representing the solar system can be seen on the York to Selby Cycle Path Image and, rather less convincingly, in the Almondell and River Calder Country Park to the west of Edinburgh Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.91071
Longitude
-1.378401