Sore throat epidemic hits south-east England: Kent get a little horse...
A product of genetic engineering gone wrong? An indictment against the Brown government? A means to invade France as inspired by the Trojan war? Or is it art?
OK, all the horse-related puns can start now... under starters orders of course.
A giant white horse has been chosen as a new £2m art commission for south east England dubbed "Angel of the South".
The design, by former Turner Prize winner Mark Wallinger, was selected from a three-strong shortlist as part of the Ebbsfleet Landmark Project.
His design for the public art commission will see a horse standing on all four hooves at 33 times life-size.
Once built, it will dominate the north Kent landscape, standing as high as Nelson's Column at about 164ft (50m).
A product of genetic engineering gone wrong? An indictment against the Brown government? A means to invade France as inspired by the Trojan war? Or is it art?
OK, all the horse-related puns can start now... under starters orders of course.
