Terris Novalis
Giant stainless steel sculptures of 19th-century surveying instruments, supported by unique animal feet, marking the site of Britain's oldest commercial railway line and Europe's largest steelworks in Consett, England.

📜 Giant stainless steel sculptures of 19th-century surveying instruments (theodolite and engineer's level).🔍 Marks the site of Britain's oldest commercial railway line and Europe's largest steelworks. # Why Go 🗿 Unique 20x life-size sculptures visible for miles 🐾 Intriguing animal feet (human hand, horse hoof, bird, reptile/lion, cow) inspired by heraldry 🏭 Monument to local industrial history 🚴 Easily accessible on the Coast to Coast cycle path 🏞️ Offers good views of distant moors # Tips 👀 Best viewed up close to appreciate the intricate "feet." # 🅿️ Parking On-street parking at Hownsgill Park industrial estate or nearby retail park (Matalan/Morrisons). Sculptures are a 5-15 minute walk from parking.

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