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Full Fathom Five sculpture by Michael Dan Archer, at Port Marine, Portishead, near Bristol, Somerset, England. There are 108 granite columns varying in height from 1 to 3 metres arranged across an earth mound, giving views of the Bristol Channel and the coast of Wales. The pillars were made in a quarry in Xiamen in China and transported by ship to the UK. The youth is attempting to jump from top to top. |
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| Date | Taken October 2018. | ||
| Source | My own photograph, taken with a Canon S95. | ||
| Author | Myself (Adrian Pingstone). | ||
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