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1. At 12:46 PM on 04 Oct 2007, Charlie wrote:

   
   Superb! Fabulous craftmanship...

2. At 01:02 PM on 04 Oct 2007, oneunderpar wrote:

   Lovely - Its looks a rather large and expensive lego model!

3. At 01:08 PM on 04 Oct 2007, Big Bob the Butcher wrote:

   Simply fantastic....never have I had such a lazy lob on for something so heavily brick based.

   It's structures like this that make me wish I got into building rather butchery...although I do love to cut stuff up!

   Keep up the good work Wyman!

4. At 01:11 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

   eeeh up lad i'm reet chuffed!

   yes..... I know it's the wrong accent!

   DIY

5. At 01:21 PM on 04 Oct 2007, martin wrote:

   Hi There!

   I have heard a lot about the threshold for inheritance tax to be increased. An I also heard a comment about that there would be a £25.000GBP annual fee for people who are not domiciled in the UK. What does this actually mean. I am resident in the UK but not domiciled since 3,5 years. I work and live with my family, who have the same status as my self, in the UK. If I was forced to pay £25.000GBP annually I would have to borrow money to pay that since 25k is more then my salary when the income tax is paid. Am I better to leave the UK?
   (I do listen to radio4 PM at about 17:30 whilst in the car going home from work. If you can comment on this at about that time and maybe explain a bit how this is supposed to work for the individuals would be great.)
   N.B. thanks for a great alternative to the other drive time programs.
   

6. At 01:39 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

   For the Royal Mail union leaders to blame others for destroying their industry is like lemmings blaming mother-nature for putting cliffs in the wrong places

7. At 01:49 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

   Wow that's brilliant! Whereabouts is it, DIY?

8. At 02:10 PM on 04 Oct 2007, Baz Juniper wrote:

   Nice sculpture, but not as impressive as the real thing. Next year sees the 70th anniversary of the breaking of the world speed record for steam locomotives, still held by A4 Pacific 'Mallard', the type of locomotive depicted in the sculpture. Apparently it is planned to run a special train from London to Edinburgh and back over 2 days in early July using all 3 of the A4s which are in working order, and to line them up at some point in York with Mallard itself, which is not at present fit to steam. Better than bricks.

9. At 03:17 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

   GMX (7)

   hi....it is good init..and its 'ere....

   
   DIY

10. At 03:51 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

    DIWyman, thanks for the link - your pic was blocked by Mc*f** on my computer ;o(
    As for David Mach, and ''in your face art'' - just click on my name! (I hope!)

11. At 03:55 PM on 04 Oct 2007, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

    Are you doing the rawl mell story today? Everyone else is.

12. At 04:03 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

    Gillian....thanks for the brill link.

    BTW, no need to knit enormous pair of Speedos with Solar Panels....Cafe 502 is to be powered by recycled Blue Peter cats!

    tah.

13. At 04:05 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

    If you like this, you might like Eduardo Paolozzi's 'London to Paris'. I do.

    Sid
    

14. At 05:59 PM on 04 Oct 2007, Izzy T'Me wrote:

    Fab pic and sculpture, DIW

15. At 07:27 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

    Sid (13)

    tis good..

    follow das link..

    
    

16. At 10:58 PM on 04 Oct 2007, mittfh wrote:

    OK, so the blog doesn't like multiple links in one post (previous attempt submitted OK but as it hasn't appeared, must have been referred for manual moderation)...

    Take 2:

    Here are a few more sculptures around the country:

    The Somerset Willow Man, easily visible from the M5 around Bridgewater:
    
    

    Some say it's a rival to a certain sculpture in Gateshead:
    

    Err.. a big spikey thingy...
    

    At Birmingham New Street and Wolverhampton High Level stations, there are a series of 12 black horse sculptures - here's about the only photo I can find:
    

    And talking of New Street, here's what it looked like before a 1960s "architect" ripped everything there out and replaced the roof with a concrete shopping mall topped with a concrete multi-storey car park...
    en dot wikipedia dot org / wiki / Image:Newstreetold.jpg

17. At 11:17 PM on 04 Oct 2007, wrote:

    What interesting place are you visiting for us next week DIY? (now PM's new roving UK Treasures reporter?!)

18. At 08:25 AM on 05 Oct 2007, wrote:

    GMX (16)

    Hi.....next week I will be in the Northampton area!

    And as Humphrey Littleton once said, the town got its name because it is a corruption of Hampton of a Norse!

    So it could be interesting!

19. At 02:14 PM on 05 Oct 2007, Frances 5O2 wrote:

    Thank you for this. I'm a fan of David Mach's work.