Duck house in the Mill Race at Quenington Old Rectory
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Duck house in the Mill Race at Quenington Old Rectory
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 1 Jul 2017
After a certain MP claimed for a duck house on his parliamentary expenses, the "duck house" became a bizarre symbol of the scandal surrounding MPs' expenses. But the item featured here really is a house for ducks, entitled "Lady May" and built by Simon Brown from Lechlade. The Fresh Air Sculpture Show 2017 is a biennial sculpture exhibition held in the grounds of Quenington Old Rectory. In the distance the triple fountain entitled "Figure Fountain: Three" by Alison Berman is part of the show.
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Image Location
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51.734333
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-1.784482