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Birch Wood Bridge aka The Monster of Birch Wood
Birch Wood Bridge aka The Monster of Birch Wood
by Jason Thomson in collaboration with Mayflower Engineering
Form of art:
Sculpture
Location:
Birch Wood, Rawmarsh, S62 7PP
Location type:
Outdoor
A large metal dragon sculpture built around the sides of a bridge.

Working with the Ranger Service, the local primary school and a Sheffield engineering company, Jason explored local wildlife and norse place names. This developed into a dragon ship that bridges a local stream. To withstand the elements and any antisocial behaviour the sculptural bridge was very robustly engineered in heavy gauge corten steel and iron.

Artwork by Jason Thomson in collaboration with Mayflower Engineering.

Find the artwork on What3Words here: https://w3w.co/lost.valid.spill

Address: Birch Wood, Rawmarsh, Rotherham S62 7PP

 

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