This is going to be a big treat for all those little kiddies out there. Imagine a giant life size teddy bear which stands at the entrance of village of English Bicknor, Gloucestershire. What an amazing way of welcoming someone into your village! Farmer Phil Gwilliam, made this 18 ft high teddy bear out of mowed lawn grass. Being a grandfather of four adorable grandkids, he made this teddy bear just to advertise about the upcoming village fete. Naming his creation Bigr Ted, Phil, along with his grandchildren is very excited about the upcoming event.
18 ft Taddy Bear by Phil Gwilliam
18 ft Taddy Bear by Phil Gwilliam
Overnight, the Bigr Ted has been turned into a celebrity. Not only are people stopping to click photographs with the straw creation, they are even waving to it while passing by. The teddy is one innovative way of amusing the people around and it shall continue to do so even after the fete is over. A great way to prove one's imagination and creative power.
Via: DailyMail
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