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Park which now form the new Archaeological Way Sculpture Trail Commissioned by Langwith-Whaley Thorns Heritage at Poulter Country Park. Association, installed summer 2015. Dragonfly - Celebrating the area’s natural history, if you Bridging the Gap - Symbolising the surrounding look closely at the wings you will see small dragonflies landscape and how we interact with it, it features the poem 4 made by pupils of Langwith Bassett Community Primary 'Start Your Journey' by Liz Cashdan. Artist: David Mayne, and Whaley Thorns Primary Schools. Artist: Phil Neal, installed spring 2015. 3 installed summer 2008. Other pieces along the Archaeological Way Scimitar Flower - Created to highlight the wildflower 5 meadows which feature in the Country Park, the shape Drawing the Way - This iconic mural in the village of Pleasley 2 imitates a scimitar tooth found locally. Artist: Ewan was designed and painted in summer 2013 by Urban Canvas, 6 Allinson, installed autumn 2015. pupils from Anthony Bek Community Primary School and 1 volunteers. P Industrial Fossils - Black ferns unfurl to symbolise the Thanks to: Junction Arts, Bolsover Countryside Partnership, Derbyshire coal that built Langwith Colliery. At their base you'll find Welcome Mosaic - Located in the Shirebrook Christian Centre County Council, Limestone Journeys, staff 'fossils' of items that are important to the community. Garden, this large and colourful mosaic, celebrating the natural and pupils from Antony Bek Community Primary School, Langwith Bassett Artist: David Mayne, installed spring 2015. world, was created by Junction Arts and community members. Community Primary School and Whaley Sharp-eyed visitors may also spot mosaic cut-outs of wildlife Thorns Primary School, Langwith-Whaley Top of the World - Invoking the early Stone Age, when Thorns Heritage Association, Langwith and 7 concealed around the garden. Artist: Lesley Robinson, Pleasley Parish Councils, Shirebrook Town woolly rhinos and hyenas roamed the area, the piece is installed in 2014. Council, Shirebrook Christian Centre and named after a local woman's memory of her grandfather. Alison Loydall. Artist: Ewan Allinson, installed autumn 2015. Pictured from left: Dragonfly, Industrial Fossils, Top of the World, Drawing the Way, Welcome Mosaic. Flint Flower - Echoes the shape of a flint tool found locally. 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