Nelson's ship in a bottle created by artist Yinka Shonibare sat on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square in 2011. It now has a permanent plinth in front of the Maritime Museum in Greenwich.
Very cool, Mo. Good thing that they kept this ship displayed.
Re your comment: The Charter Oak was a specific oak tree in which patriots hid the state's charter hundreds of years ago when the British king sent an emissary to Hartford to take the charter away. You can click on the link in my post today.
Aye, no bad that!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Mo, i've always liked the idea of ships in bottles.
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see one of these I always wonder how do they do that!
ReplyDeleteVery nice !
ReplyDeleteNelson had a very tiny ship!
ReplyDeleteoh so neat
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Mo. Good thing that they kept this ship displayed.
ReplyDeleteRe your comment: The Charter Oak was a specific oak tree in which patriots hid the state's charter hundreds of years ago when the British king sent an emissary to Hartford to take the charter away. You can click on the link in my post today.