Wholeheartedly agree with this petition, they've been hidden away for far too long, and should be a prominent feature to welcome and farwell visitors to the island.
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Robert P Walker
9 years ago
Saw the Lions along with the brass plaque when we walked the coastal path in August. Quite amazing....
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Daniel
9 years ago
Bounge
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David Platt
9 years ago
Make it happen
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Gary MArtin
9 years ago
Get them up there we need all the tourist attractions we can find.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a great idea and I thoroughly support it, Could we also get the 'Welcome to Anglesey' sign reinstated while we're at it?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Why not use all 4 lions, lets not hide our heritage.
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Ken Howarth
9 years ago
The Lions are Internationally important - its not just 'a work of art' - they are part and parcel of the original pioneering Stephenson box-girder construction. That alone should be sufficient to display them on the bridge. The comments about using cranes was bemusing when you think how they got the original box-girder tubes into position.
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Tony Merrygold
9 years ago
I definitely think they should be visible from the road level and be accessible for photographs.
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Keith Tranmer
9 years ago
at the same time they are raised we need viewing areas for anyone to stop and photograph them
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Garry parsons
9 years ago
Bring the lions back so people can enjoy the craftsmanship that went into them.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It's a waste not to see these lions. The money it would bring in to North Wales from visitors would soon pay for the cost of raising them.
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David Evans
9 years ago
Should of been raised long ago.
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Richard Adams
9 years ago
How about taking casts of the stone lions and making fibreglass replicas to place by the roadside?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It would be really good to see these on view. Raising these would be good publicity for Anglesey.
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Janette Fenney
9 years ago
I have walked to see these lions and have thought how sad it is that they are hidden. Its well past time that they were raised up into a visible position.
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Alan Morgan
9 years ago
Lets get all four on public display and start this conversation to put these sculptures where all can see.
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Andrew March
9 years ago
This is long overdue
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Gerry And Marion Bimson
9 years ago
We came to Anglesey for 45 years on holiday and now live on the island and we have never seen the lions. They are part of the islands history and should be seen by islanders and visitors .
Wholeheartedly agree with this petition, they've been hidden away for far too long, and should be a prominent feature to welcome and farwell visitors to the island.
Saw the Lions along with the brass plaque when we walked the coastal path in August. Quite amazing....
Bounge
Make it happen
Get them up there we need all the tourist attractions we can find.
This is a great idea and I thoroughly support it, Could we also get the 'Welcome to Anglesey' sign reinstated while we're at it?
Why not use all 4 lions, lets not hide our heritage.
The Lions are Internationally important - its not just 'a work of art' - they are part and parcel of the original pioneering Stephenson box-girder construction. That alone should be sufficient to display them on the bridge. The comments about using cranes was bemusing when you think how they got the original box-girder tubes into position.
I definitely think they should be visible from the road level and be accessible for photographs.
at the same time they are raised we need viewing areas for anyone to stop and photograph them
Bring the lions back so people can enjoy the craftsmanship that went into them.
It's a waste not to see these lions. The money it would bring in to North Wales from visitors would soon pay for the cost of raising them.
Should of been raised long ago.
How about taking casts of the stone lions and making fibreglass replicas to place by the roadside?
It would be really good to see these on view. Raising these would be good publicity for Anglesey.
I have walked to see these lions and have thought how sad it is that they are hidden. Its well past time that they were raised up into a visible position.
Lets get all four on public display and start this conversation to put these sculptures where all can see.
This is long overdue
We came to Anglesey for 45 years on holiday and now live on the island and we have never seen the lions. They are part of the islands history and should be seen by islanders and visitors .
Would love to see it happen!