A Steg in North Street
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A Steg in North Street
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 1 Jul 2022
A new piece of work adorns the junction near the Hen and Chicken pub: the previous work is now lost under new paint and a Stegosaurus appears to be in residence. Parts of Bristol's landmarks are included in the strangely exploded design. As it happens, Bristol lays claim to a dinosaur due to it being the place where the first species of Thecodontosaurus was unearthed, not a Steggo.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.440628
Longitude
-2.611277