
Jane Yolland, sales director at Lovell, says: “Seeing Buzz transform from a blank 3D sculpture into Buzz the mammoth has been incredible – we picked the design and love how he has turned out. Fairland Green is a great location for Buzz and the perfect spot for a picnic too with him. For anyone who loves Buzz, we also have a children’s colouring competition running on our website with bee hotels and Waterstones vouchers up for grabs. We hope the trail raises lots of money for Break so they continue to support young people in the region.”
Running from Monday 27th June until Saturday 10th September, and delivered by East Anglian charity, Break, in partnership with Wild in Art, the GoGoDiscover sculpture trail has T.rex and Steppe Mammoth sculptures to discover throughout Norwich and Norfolk.
The trail helps to raise valuable funds for Break, which makes life better for children and young people who are on the edge of care, in care and leaving care. All support of GoGoDiscover helps to stamp out the mammoth expectations faced by young adults leaving the care system.
Fairland Green is near to the Lovell site William’s Park at Wymondham. The development includes stunning two, three, four and five bedroom homes and three bedroom detached bungalows.
Lovell’s colouring competition can be found at https://www.lovell.co.uk/news/
For more information about Break visit www.break-charity.org
For more information on Lovell visit www.lovell.co.uk or follow Lovell on social media.
Jane Yolland, sales director at Lovell, with Dulcie Bailey and Joanne Bend from the Lovell Wymondham sales office