Need something to do this weekend? The Wells Art Trail has launched
Wells Heritage Art Trail - Tony Bellars Photo: Wells Heritage Art Trail - Credit: Wells Heritage Art Trail
The first ever outdoor sculpture trail in Wells-next-the-Sea was opened to the public this weekend, with visitors exploring the art work in the sunshine.
Wells Heritage Art Trail - Jack Cox in Tugboat Yard by Linda and Frances Pattrick Photo: Wells Heritage Art Trail - Credit: Wells Heritage Art Trail
The sculptures, celebrating the town's history, will be on show from June 23 until the end of September.
Wells resident and art expert John Millwood said: 'The Wells Heritage Art Trail celebrates the life of the Wells people of sea and shore, past and present, with each artwork telling its own story.
'The Trail begins in Wells Maltings and then runs to the harbour, with two extensions: one out along East Quay, and then it jumps a mile along the side of the channel, with two works at the Beach Café and one in the pinewoods.'
The walk, being an hour and a half long, is the perfect trip to take on a summer weekend.
Wells Heritage Art Trail - Polly Ionides WHELK at Wells Maltings Photo: Wells Heritage Art Trail - Credit: Wells Heritage Art Trail
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For more information on the Wells Heritage Art Trail, visit: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk.
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