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Folkestone White Horse

The Folkestone White Horse in Kent on the chalk hills of the North Downs is a modern-day hill carving reminiscent of similar more ancient geoglyps in England such as the Uffington Horse and the Cerne Abbas Giant. 00:00 Field below 06:15 Foot of the hill 14:15 Hillside, within the carving 24:40 Crest of the hill, view over the railway and sea in the distance It was conceived by artist, Charles Newington, as a Millennium landmark in 1996 and created with the help of Richard Beaugié, a local farmer, and the landowner. The Eurostar trainline passes close to the site offering a clear view from the train window. Brief Timeline:- April 1998 Planning permission applied for. August 1999 First canvas outline laid. April 2001 Public Inquiry (5 days). March 2002 Planning permission granted. Sept 2002 Canvas re-laid and turf re-located May 2003 White slabs laid by Gurkhas. June 2004 Launch of The Friends of the Folkestone White Horse. http://www.hows.org.uk/personal/hillf... https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/f...