Sexy Hedge? New Tourist Attraction?

[Britaylor 10]

Yes the elephant is still cookswood road

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

Well they pay to visit a couple of rocks so why not.

 

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stonehenge/

 

The sexy hedge was first seen in 2000 according to the story, the couple of "rocks" are 5000 years old. Well worth a visit to see, if you are into such things.

 

Angel1.

[Olive 10]

Gell St, off West St.

 

Didn't that hedge used to be cut in the shape of a train?

[*Belle* 10]

Didn't that hedge used to be cut in the shape of a train?

 

I thought it was a serpent, although its been a while, but same property for both.

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Edited July 26, 2018 by *Belle*

[carosio 186]

Didn't that hedge used to be cut in the shape of a train?

 

Yes, but he polled the guys on Sheffield Forum for an alternative, and this is the result.

[Olive 10]

I thought it was a serpent, although its been a while, but same property for both.

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Oh yeah, could be the serpant one that used to be the steam engine then. Next-door-but-one has a topiary thing going on as well, maybe it's that one? Or maybe my memory's playing tricks...

[andyofborg 11]

if he wanted to discourage people then maybe trying to work in some plants with thorns would work

[Fusion123 10]

if he wanted to discourage people then maybe trying to work in some plants with thorns would work

 

Nowt worse than a prickly bush

[paula4sheff 10]

Not sure he's thought this one through......

 

"I really want to stop people pretending to have sex with my hedge, what can i do? I know, I'll do an interview with the BBC about it, and raise general awareness of my hedge, across a national audience. That's sure to stop people."

 

Cue half of Sheffield, who were unaware of it's existence, now turning up to have a look at his hedge and pretending to have sex with it.

[Jeffrey Shaw 90]

Don't push him

Cos he's close to the hedge...