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English: Eliffant Cymraeg. Eliffant Cymraeg, designed by Louise Hill and Rytch Soddy, and sponsored by elephant.co.uk used to stand near Caffe Uno in Tombland, Norwich, It was one of 53 live-sized baby elephants which added a splash of colour to the city's streets throughout the summer 2008; sold by auction in August they raised £203,000 for cancer charity Clic Sargent and the Born Free Foundation. See also > 940575. Acquired by the Macfayden Family it is presently on loan to the Bridge Veterinary Practice > 1112278 in Norwich Road (A1151). |
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