Angel of the North
I think this statue is beautiful. It's called the Angel of the North, and it's located in Gateshead, England. Sculptor Antony Gormley created it, and it is as wide as the Statue of Liberty is tall. Wow. (Yes, that's a person sitting on one of the angel's feet.)
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whoa! i dig the utilitarian design of that bad boy. did u snag that from the del.ici.ous pic of the day today? ;-)
Me, too. I thought it was simple yet mysterious. I spotted it on Wikipedia 's home page last night. Maybe that's what spawned the del.ici.ous selection.
Dig the flying squirrel, by the way!
woops, i meant wikipedia pic of the day. I was thinking one thing and typing another. Damn ADD.
Well, there you have it. Yep, as my wife loves to kid me about, I am a huge Wikipedia fan.
lol. i love it too. I wonder how long til Google buys it also (because they will one day rule the world...
thanks for the props on my squirrel. one of my fav animals.
I'm addicted, for sure. I get a giggle and an eye roll every time I break out my phone to check Wikipedia when some obscure topic comes up.
Very true about Google. Most days I think that's not a bad thing for them to be so big.
You're welcome. He looks primed and ready for action! lol
hey rob! just found your site through sam's page. just wanted to say 'hello'. i guess it's been many years since we last ran into you at west end community. hope all is well.
--leslie (honeycutt) edgell
Hi Leslie!
I'm glad you wrote. It's good to hear from you. It has been a long time!
Sam's page is great. His blog is one of my favorite reads.
Hope you are doing well, too!
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