Leaking roof, soon fix that!

This is art on a flat roof

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Yawn. Oh what a shame. Live with it, it's clean now.

Damp and feathery?

However, this artist seems to have had the same problem with a Phillistine cleaner...

David

Is that after the clean-up or has a prudish Google censored the view?

Seems unlikely to be down to Google!:

David

There nothing showing on google earth even when you look at earlier images (for the c*ck and balls on the roof that is)

It was supposed to have been there a year before the owner became aware of it.

So is it possible to see dated images for google earth other than the 'normal' view (and can you tell the date that image was created?)

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Yes, but to be honest I couldn't see how on the link you posted and I have yet to install GE on this computer.

IIRC what you get is the year of the image but from what I have seen in the past you are unlikely (as in I have yet to see) to see more than two earlier images.

No that laurel goes to some div called Sachi. (For collecting all the local crap and setting fire to it.)

Unfortunately such efforts always fail, though we vigorously applaud the celebration of the man whose earnest endeavour earned him the place of honour for our best politicians.

I just wish we burned a real one each year.

Hah! Reminds me of a case a few years ago, a "conceptual art" piece, some sort of collection of bricks laid out on the gallery floor, was tidied away by a cleaner who thought they'd been left there by careless tradesmen.

But 690k sterling?? Are you 'avin a laugh?

Some of this art is 'priceless', or 'not worth anything', depending on your point of view. Me, I go for the latter. Bring on the painting chimpanzees!

Best I saw was on the telly in the States. The "artist" had rented a Lear jet and had the pilot run the engines at low thrust. He then stood on the ground behind the plane and threw buckets of paint upwards. The paint was caught by the jet exhaust and thrown onto the canvass.

Derivative. What did he call himself - Jackson Pillock?

You've got to pay good money to make garbage. I took a photo of a patch of oil dripped on the ground yesterday, nicely showing the colour patterns that develop when it gets rained on. I wonder if I can sell it for =C2=A3=C2=A3=C2=A3=C2=A3s?

But the one that I did appreciate in the States was the blowing up of

Hah. Actually I'd like to have a Jackson Pollock on my wall.