福克斯通白馬

福克斯通白馬（英語：Folkestone White Horse）是英國肯特郡福克斯通切里頓山（英語：Cheriton Hill）上的大型山體圖形（英語：Hill figure），成一匹奔跑的白馬的形狀。福克斯通白馬朝向英法海底隧道的英國端入口，在2003年6月製作完成。白馬由一位本地藝術家 Charlie Newington 設計，造型的部分靈感來自於優芬頓白馬。^[1]

注釋

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Beard, Matthew. Sign of the White Horse and a Brussels cliffhanger. London: www.independent.co.uk. 3 June 2003 [10 February 2009]. At daybreak tomorrow a dozen Gurkha soldiers bearing limestone slabs will put the final touches on a giant white horse cut into a hill overlooking the English Channel... As a result of a complaint by Friends of the Earth, the Government was asked by Brussels to explain the approval given in 2001 by Stephen Byers, who was then Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions. If it fails to do so and the site cannot be restored, it may be liable for fines from the European Court of Justice... The latest version was chosen by the local artist Charlie Newington because of a nearby Iron Age fort in an area known three millennia ago as Horse Hill. The horse is at the centre of a rebranding exercise by the Shepway District Council. The logo is on council stationery and will soon be on all council vehicles 外部連結存在於|publisher= (幫助)

外部連結

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[Independent539601-1] [1]
Beard, Matthew. Sign of the White Horse and a Brussels cliffhanger. London: www.independent.co.uk. 3 June 2003 [10 February 2009]. At daybreak tomorrow a dozen Gurkha soldiers bearing limestone slabs will put the final touches on a giant white horse cut into a hill overlooking the English Channel... As a result of a complaint by Friends of the Earth, the Government was asked by Brussels to explain the approval given in 2001 by Stephen Byers, who was then Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions. If it fails to do so and the site cannot be restored, it may be liable for fines from the European Court of Justice... The latest version was chosen by the local artist Charlie Newington because of a nearby Iron Age fort in an area known three millennia ago as Horse Hill. The horse is at the centre of a rebranding exercise by the Shepway District Council. The logo is on council stationery and will soon be on all council vehicles 外部連結存在於|publisher= (幫助)

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