Show and Tell for the Digital Age
A giant chalk man carved into a west country hillside is living up to its legendary status as a figure of fertility by producing a baby boom in the surrounding area.
The Cerne Abbas Giant Photo: PASince Victorian times, the 180ft Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset has been said to cure childlessness and bless women with improved fertility.
Now the women in the surrounding towns and villages have the highest birth rates in the country.
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Live in London. Work for Qype; Europe's largest local review site. Also write for money, drink consistently and eat anything.
My personal blog can be found here:
http://gordonwhite.co.uk/
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