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Sand Castles


'The Sand Castles' by artist Richard Broderick from North Shields (1999), commissioned by North Tyneside Council. This is a functional piece of art, with built-in seats, located on the central promenade, near Spanish City, in Whitley Bay.

Whitley Bay Promenade Sculpture and Carvings Richard Broderick (sculptor) 1999
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'The Sandcastles', Whitley Bay Promenade
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Tin Sandcastles
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Giant "Sand castles" on Central Promenade
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Sandcastles, Whitley Bay
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Whitley Bay - Sandcastles Sculpture
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Giant "Sand castles" on Central Promenade
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The Sandcastle benches on the Promenade
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Whitley Bay Flags
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Beach Sandcastles, Whitley Bay
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Sand Castles, Whitley Bay
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Sand Castles, Whitley Bay
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Whitley Bay
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Whitley Bay
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'Sandcastles' Art Work, Spanish City Plaza, Whitley Bay
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Post code: NE26 1BQ
Borough: North Tyneside
Grid ref: NZ35497270

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