
Just an average Yorkshire view. With your average Yorkshire fields. But look just a bit more closely.
Has the nice farmer gone creative.
Did he want to bring out his inner artist.
Can you spot the giant bunny rabbit.

Other areas go for these field drawings as well. But Yorkshire does like them. Here’s a better known permanent one which is 20 minutes drive away

These must take so much effort but they certainly bring smiles. So worth it. Certainly made Hawklad and his Dad smile. Maybe I should do one in our garden. A self portrait. The Giant Yorkshire Muppet.
Definitely brings a smile when driving by. Also very creative and artistic to the one that does it. 😁
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They so do
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Is the horse the one created using white stones?
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Yes it is. They have to paint the stones regularly
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I would imagine so, but it is impressive.
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That’s a cool idea😂 You know, we want to see photos!!
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Will do ❤️
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😉💖
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How creative! We could definitely do these in Saskatchewan.
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Would be worth it
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Cerne Abbas has an eye catching one too… 😆
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Sounds a good one
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It was first recorded in 1694, but over time a part of it has gradually been ‘augmented’.
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Very cool! How do they do this?
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A lot of patience I think
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Awww those are amazing and defantly brings out the smiles😊
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They do
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Ah..the horse.. Been up that hill and over beyond it many times.
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We go there often. It’s fun watching the gliders
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Are you sure these weren’t made by aliens 👽
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Maybe….
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😜
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These are wonderful! A lot of effort indeed but brings so many smiles to locals and those faraway!
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Definitely
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I double dog dare you to create something in your garden😝
It’s always the little things that bring the biggest joy!
💌💌💌
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Giant Kermit ❤️❤️❤️
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Help me. For the life of me, I can’t see a rabbit in that field. Is the horse done out of chalk?
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Stone then painted
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I read where a teacher and his students did in in the 1800’s. Originally they scattered chalk over it but over the years when they did it every year it got so heavy that they feared its sliding down the hill so they started painting it. It’s spectacular.
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Are you near the man one? I think I’ve seen that one. Years ago though, lol
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That’s a good one
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So pleased you got out to see these
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Was a bonus
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Love those white horses. In Wiltshire once I saw a crop circle. Still a bit of a mystery to me, but certainly most of them are very creative.
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They are works of art
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Awesome!
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Thank you
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Thank you for sharing those photos! Art certainly does something to uplift the soul.
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