England to Build 164-Foot White Horse
Driving or taking a train through Kent, England, might surprise you in the future. The BBC News reports that permission has been granted to built a 164-foot white horse beside the A2 dual carriageway that will also be visible from Eurostar trains.
The Gravesham Borough Council approved the Ebbsfleet Landmark Project at a planning meeting April 14. The horse will be a replica of a
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Driving or taking a train through Kent, England, might surprise you in the future. The BBC News reported that permission has been granted to built a 164-foot white horse beside the A2 dual carriageway that will also be visible from Eurostar trains.
The Gravesham Borough Council approved the Ebbsfleet Landmark Project at a planning meeting April 14. The horse will be a replica of a Thoroughbred racehorse wearing a bridle and will be 33 times larger than a real horse, said the BBC. Former Turner Prize winner Mark Wallinger designed the sculpture.
The project's goal is to bring attention to the Ebbsfleet Valley and Ebbsfleet International Railway Station.
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