Owl Tree Stump - Lancaster, UK
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dtrebilc
N 54° 02.558 W 002° 48.212
30U E 512864 N 5988282
This owl has been carved from a stump of a living Willow tree. It stands next to the towpath of the Lancaster Canal.
Waymark Code: WMT00K
Location: North West England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 08/31/2016
Views: 1
The carving is next to a boundary wall of a small triangular plot of land maintained by a local residents association. It is bounded by the canal and Aldcliffe Road
The land used to be the site of a boat builder, but became derelict and vandalised after he retired in 2004.
The land owned by The Canal and River Trust has been leased to Lancaster Council who have in turn sub-let to the Fairfield Association.
The owl forms a centre piece for this area which is to be used as a small public park.
Type of wood carving: Folk art
Approximate size/height: 2 feet
Type of wood: Willow
Other type: Not listed
Artist's Name: Not listed
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