I've been described as someone with an eye for the beautiful and the bizarre. Today I'm living up to the bizarre.You wont find this in your tourist books.
The nose on the arch of Trafalgar square is said to be that of the Duke of Wellington. Placed at just the right height for horse riders to touch for good luck as they ride past.
Wait until I find the eye and ear!
One hopes there are tissues handy!!
ReplyDeleteAnd if you want more noses, it might be worth researching "the seven noses of Soho".
ReplyDeleteBizarre indeed! I wonder how many people know that?
ReplyDeleteExcellent thank you!
ReplyDeleteBizarre and funny. Great combo.
ReplyDeleteI'm going with 80% beautiful and only 20% bizarre. The nose, of course, is the bizarre. But I think the overall close-up, with its blocks and curves and textures, is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this before! I love it when you find these unusual things.
ReplyDeleteCool! I kept seeing coloured hands around London when I was there about a year ago - never could find out what they were all about.
ReplyDeletedavvero bizzarro e .....che gran naso ehhh....il tuo invece un grande occhio ciao elisabetta
ReplyDeleteThe Duke sure had one big and ugly nose.
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time I searched for the nose, it took me ages to locate it.
Wow, that really is weird!!!
ReplyDeletehaha thats so cool
ReplyDeleteproof that
ReplyDeleteone never nose
what one might find
when one goes discovering
but i thought at first it was a monument to the late king of pop, michael jackson
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Crazy! I'm not sure if I want to see any other body parts :>
ReplyDeletereally strange !
ReplyDeleteNow there's something I didn't expect to see. Any news on the eye and ear?
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