Gloucestershire family transforms quiet quarry into focal point for families with dinosaur designs

A family has created a gallery of dinosaurs made from loose rocks in a disused quarry on their daily walks during the coronavirus lockdown.

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The Booker family has walked almost every day in lockdown.

Their visits to Selsley Common near Stroud started off as a chance to stretch their legs but soon turned into something much bigger.

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Each dinosaur has been put together using hundreds of pieces of Cotswold stone by James, Emily and their two children Thomas, six, and Olivia, three.

The largest of the creations is the T. Rex which is 20ft long.

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The family hopes the landmarks will remain in place after the coronavirus pandemic comes to an end, so that people can add to their creation and look back on it with fond memories.