Pranksters add a funny face to the landmark at the junction of Godinton Road and West Street in Ashford
11:00, 01 November 2015
Seasonal pranksters have been at it again, this time adding a Halloween face to Ashford’s bolt sculpture.
The Elwick Road centrepiece was adorned with a new spooky face on Saturday night.
It's not the first time that the iconic brown bolt sculpture has been given a makeover.
Back at Easter it became the Easter bunny with the addition of whiskers and ears.
And last Christmas the landmark was transformed into a giant Christmas pudding.
Decorated with large red ‘berries’ and green leaves, the iconic bolt sculpture became a fun festive treat.
The giant bolt made of cor-ten steel sits on a mini-roundabout at the junction of Godinton Road and West Street and is intended to celebrate Ashford’s railway heritage.
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