The Long Man of Wilmington I

The Long Man of Wilmington is a hill figure on the steep slopes of Windover Hill near Wilmington, East Sussex. It is one of two human hill figures in England. For a long time it was thought to date from the Iron Age and it became a popular gathering spot for Neo-pagans throughout the year. But recent studies suggest the 235ft figure was cut in the 1700s.
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[Shanne]

cool shot of this, pretty sure there's been similar thinking about the Cerne Abbas giant

[amyK]

Amazing scene

[Jean]

Love the longer view. Really shows the size.

[Lesley]

Love the sweeping shapes of the field, nice to have three parts to the photo with the fence in the foreground and the figure in the background.

[Jacqueline]

Like Shanne my first thought was Cerne Abbas. Great shot, like the view of the landscape too.