Today's post for ABC Wednesday is S for "Statue" and the photo shows the statue of Hugh Mason which stands in Trafalgar Sq...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "K" is for "Knight" and today's photo shows t...

The Footballer is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. Many people in the town follow f...

The Walkers is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. Walking is a popular hobby with loc...

The Gardener is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. The Gardener is taking a break fro...

The Cricketer is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. The Cricketer is well-placed beca...

The Jogger is another of the seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. I think the figure may have ...

The Cyclist is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. Lord Sheldon Way is the new western ap...

This sculpture of a mill girl stands outside the George Lawton Hall in Top Mossley. A variety of public sculptures have been commissioned by...

If you look up as you are passing this building in Ashton, you will this carving of what appears to be a Viking boat, complete with sail, oa...

"U" is for "Ugly Faces" and these particular examples can be found around the outside of Ashton Parish Church. A stone m...

This statue of Colonel Robert Duckenfield stands outside the entrance to Dukinfield Town Hall, King Street, was erected in 2007. Colonel Du...

For today's Theme Day on "Books" we pay another visit to Maurice Miner, whom we met coming up for air last Sunday. He is one ...

Another in the series of statues to have appeared in Market Avenue in Ashton recently is this young lady making faces at passers-by. In the ...

Another new sight in The Avenue this week is this coal miner who appears to have lost his way and has surfaced amid the shops. He joins the ...

This cheeky chappy is thumbing his nose to passers-by on the corner of Market Avenue and Old Street in Ashton. This fellow is one of six scu...

O is for "Old Town" and this street sculpture represents Ashton's Old Town area of Stamford Street and Old Street. The metal g...

A view of Albion Church seen across the Memorial Gardens, Cricket's Lane, Ashton. To the right is the War Memorial, built of 50 tonnes o...

The huge sculpture entitled "The Family" stands at the junction of Fletcher Street and Market Street in Ashton, facing the Market ...