High above the Salisbury Plains, one of the biggest pieces of New Zealand graffiti in the world overlooks an army base. The Bulford Kiwi.
Image: Courtesy of Kate at Slow Travel – she wrote an excellent blogspot about the Bulford Kiwi pre-viewing spot.
Forget the Westbury White Horse in Oxfordshire or the Cerne Abbas Giant over Dorset both cut into the hillsides by the Celts (possibly dating back to 500BC) as pagan worship to their gods; a giant Kiwi was dug into the rolling hills above Bulford Army base just after World War One and attracts curious locals and crazy visitors to this day.