Giraffe About Town: Peter Pan inspired sculpture flies into capital keeping children hooked on Chambers Street
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The partnership between Wild in Art and the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has brought colour to some of the city’s most iconic locations to celebrate Edinburgh’s heritage and cultural diversity.
The unique art trail will run until August 29 before culminating in a farewell weekend in September, where the delightful sculptures will be auctioned off to raise funds for wildlife conservation.
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Today we feature Straight on ‘til Morning, which can be found outside the National Museum of Scotland on Chambers Street.
This standout sculpture is inspired by J.M Barrie’s classic children’s story, Peter Pan.
Taking its name from Peter Pan’s directions to find Neverland - “Second star on the right and Straight on ‘til Morning” – the dazzling sculpture is a celebration of the legendary tale written by one of Scotland’s most famous authors.