The Long Man of Wilmington is looooooong. See what I did there?
A 6m (20ft) appendage has been added to famous chalk hill carving the Long Man of Wilmington.Metro.co.uk | via
It is thought pranksters used a football pitch marker for the stunt in East Sussex.
Sussex Archaeological Society said: ‘There has been a fair bit of sniggering about it.’ The paint is expected to wash away.
The Long Man of Wilmington lies on the slopes of Windover Hill, 9 miles from Eastbourne and is thought to date back to around the 16th century.
