Siren

Another exhibit for the Triennial. This one sits upon the East Cliff above Folkestone and as can be seen from the footprints, visiting children have great fun playing inside.

[Suzanne]

Oh look at all those footprints from the children (and probably adults), how sweet. However, I'm no clean freak but they would drive me nuts!

[FBailey]

@suzanne234 Thanks Suzanne. Me neither (I can't be with 3 dogs) but I think it's quite sad. Hasn't even been there for very long so goodness knows what it will look like eventually.

[Peter H]

Given what's going on in North Korea at the minute, we might be glad of this shortly.

[sally agnew]

Thank you for sharing this and the info surrounding the sculpture :)

[Maggiemae]

Designed for the children as much as a sculpture I would think!

[Rob Z]

This is great - love the image and the actual sculpture. Thanks for putting up the info too!!

[FBailey]

@peadar Thanks Peter. Yes that is an extremely scary situation.

[FBailey]

@hermann @maggiemae @robz Oh thank you! So pleased it appealed to you. It's a fairly large structure and was surrounded by visitors yesterday - then again it was better weather.

[Kathy]

It reminds me of an alpen horn.

[Dawn]

So cool

[PhylM-S]

What a neat monument, interesting facts. I prefer your siren and alway top preference would be that sea shell! We have sirens all over the place here... unfortunately we live close to a nuclear power plant - so hopefully the world will never hear them other than as a test of the sirens.

[Connie Little]

Thanks for sharing the information to go with your great capture of this sculpture. Does it work?

[Marnie]

Fascinating, what a great piece of public art.

[Merrelyn]

An interesting art work