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File:The Legs of Man - Isle of Man Triskelion - kingsley - 19-APR-09.jpg

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English: Sculpture built by London resident Bryan Kneale called "The Legs of Man" is seen here in the public area in front of the passenger terminal at Ronaldsway Airport on the Isle of Man, British Isles.
Date 19 April 2009
Source Own work
Author Gregory J Kingsley

54°5′12.8″N 4°38′5.5″W / 54.086889°N 4.634861°W / 54.086889; -4.634861

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54° 5′ 12.80″ N, 4° 38′ 5.50″ W

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