SecretLeeds - History, culture and architecture in Leeds

Not exactly a Leeds thing - but interesting ... nearest seems to be in Arthington. Does anyone have any information/ideas about these? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7022091.stm"Puzzled residents across Yorkshire are turning detective after mysterious stone heads were left outside their properties in the dead of night."

I love stuff like that. Be intriquing to find out what it's all about. Yeah i saw it on the news myself. Good carving skills too. No amateur!

I saw that too! lmao! (can i say that)

rangieowner wrote: I saw that too! lmao! (can i say that) LMAO?? ARN'T THEY FROM PERU??? SORT OF LIKE ALPACAS

Looks like Sky News has solved your mystery...http://news.sky.com/skynews/picture_gal ... 12,00.html

It was on GMTV about 6.15 this morning. No sign of the sculptor, but his agent gave a couple of sound bites.

wiggy wrote: rangieowner wrote: I saw that too! lmao! (can i say that) LMAO?? ARN'T THEY FROM PERU??? SORT OF LIKE ALPACAS LOLOL! I like llamas!!

Thanks for the link, Alice (should hae said that before, but I was dashing up to school).Seems I can sleep soundly now - not that it was keeping me awake, lol.

they showed pics of the sculptor leaving one of them at a house at midnight, i liked it all but didnt really understand why they were making such a fuss, unless they were all in on it to publicise the sculptoror, of course, the overexcitement being on telly does to some folkand i used to live near that little oasis of prettiness, theres a little known fact to bore you all rigid!

I wonder if the sculptor's inspiration was the Celtic carved stone heads which are dug up from time to time?I remember reading about these years ago. They are common in the north of England, Yorkshire in particular.CheersSi