Oddly Enough Britain's biggest bronze statue crosses land and sea to reach new home Posted
The 7-metre high "Messenger" by sculptor Joseph Hillier features a crouching woman and was commissioned by the Theatre Royal Plymouth. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
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