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Regular readers will recall the strange tree graffiti The Ranger found on a visit to the Landslip a while ago. It seems as though the unknown artist has been at it again – on the same tree:
It goes without saying that there was no CCTV or anything like it anywhere in evidence. In fact there was probably no electricity for at least half a mile in any direction. The curious irony of this very well-executed work was enhanced by the very obscure location, a good 15 minutes scramble down rocks and gullies far from any path or track. What can it mean?
Thanks i’ll have to go on a hunt to to see it sometime. good find
It’s almost impossible to describe the location. But find the Wishing Seat and head for the coast bearing slightly to the north – there is no path and it involves some dangerous clambering.
Thats very cool, its like a hidden code, where abouts at the landslip is it?
Aha! It’s the rural equivalent of Banksy!