Giant hares go under the hammer in Cirencester
Over forty 5ft fantasy hare statues are to be auctioned today, as the Cirencester Hare Festival comes to an end.
Over forty 5ft fantasy hare statues are to be auctioned today, as the Cirencester Hare Festival comes to an end.
As the Cirencester Hare Festival finally hops out of town, people are getting the chance to buy a piece of it for posterity.
Forty 5ft fantasy hare statues were dotted on display around Cirencester over the spring and summer. Decorated by local artists, celebrities and school children, the statues are made of fibre glass and were individually sponsored by local businesses and community groups.
Now the statues are to be auctioned to help raise money for the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. You can take a last look at the hoard of hares at Bingham Hall from 16:00pm, before the auction starts at 19:00.
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