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      Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge

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      Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge
      • Lower Leas Coastal, Promenade
        Folkestone, eng CT20 2DZ
      •   (130) 376-0740
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      Monday:
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      Tuesday:
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      Wednesday:
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      Thursday:
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      Friday:
      24 Hours
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      • Malcolm Brown

        This is nice but easy missed
        Dec 1st, 2022

      • Rob Ceuppens


        Aug 19th, 2022

      • Kelly Gavigan

        Folkestone
        Sep 6th, 2021

      • Laura Irwin

        We love this artwork, my 3-year-old calls it the man on top and we have a great view of it from multiple angles as we walk through the Coastal Park and up around where Leas Cliff Hall is. I understand it represents climate change and melting ice caps, we just like it on an aesthetic level. Im looking forward to explaining the more complex significance to my children once they can understand. Lovely addition to the seafront.
        Sep 7th, 2020

      • Marina Vladimirovna

        This figurine of a man from the Far North with a seal, standing on a dais above the black puddle spreading at the base, for me is the trunk of the Zerowaste movement. This sculpture is in perfect harmony with the white color of the chalk cliffs, and the seculture, as it were, is guarding the environment from atmospheric pollution.
        May 29th, 2020

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      Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge

      Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge is located at Lower Leas Coastal, Promenade in Folkestone, England CT20 2DZ. Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge can be contacted via phone at (130) 376-0740 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   (130) 376-0740

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      Q What is the phone number for Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge?

      A The phone number for Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge is: (130) 376-0740.

      Q Where is Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge located?

      A Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge is located at Lower Leas Coastal, Promenade, Folkestone, eng CT20 2DZ

      Q What is the internet address for Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge?

      A The website (URL) for Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge is: https://www.creativefolkestone.org.uk/artists/bill-woodrow-artworks/

      Q What days are Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge open?

      A Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge is open:
      Saturday: 24 Hours
      Sunday: 24 Hours
      Monday: 24 Hours
      Tuesday: 24 Hours
      Wednesday: 24 Hours
      Thursday: 24 Hours
      Friday: 24 Hours

      Q How is Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge rated?

      A Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge has a 5.0 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.

      Hours

      Saturday:
      24 Hours
      Sunday:
      24 Hours
      Monday:
      24 Hours
      Tuesday:
      24 Hours
      Wednesday:
      24 Hours
      Thursday:
      24 Hours
      Friday:
      24 Hours

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      Folkestone Artworks: Bill Woodrow, The Ledge

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      Malcolm Brown on Google

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      Kelly Gavigan on Google

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      Laura Irwin on Google

      image We love this artwork, my 3-year-old calls it the man on top and we have a great view of it from multiple angles as we walk through the Coastal Park and up around where Leas Cliff Hall is. I understand it represents climate change and melting ice caps, we just like it on an aesthetic level. Im looking forward to explaining the more complex significance to my children once they can understand. Lovely addition to the seafront.

      Marina Vladimirovna on Google

      image This figurine of a man from the Far North with a seal, standing on a dais above the black puddle spreading at the base, for me is the trunk of the Zerowaste movement. This sculpture is in perfect harmony with the white color of the chalk cliffs, and the seculture, as it were, is guarding the environment from atmospheric pollution.

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