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The most amazing find on Chesil Beech was a family of 4 hare ... it's really hard to sneak up on hare when you're walking on shingle! So only a hint of hare in the shot below :)
"The Portland waterfront as seen from the east side of the river in 1898. (Image: Library of Congress)"
From: wicked-portland.com/ch01.html
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A larger version of the image was then found (and posted here, replacing the smaller version) at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Portland_Oregon_waterfront_189...
Serving as a signature Portland icon, this bronze life-sized sculpture of a man offering his umbrella, was created by nationally known artist J. Seward Johnson of Princeton, New Jersey. The sculpture joins a number of Johnson's works in public spaces in cities such as New York, Kansas City, Los Angeles and Oakland, California.
shirt, trousers and belt ( a souvenir of the Outdoor Store of Portland Oregon) survive but moth has had at the Jacket so although it's not actually been thrown away it's not really fit for polite company. Shortly after this picture was taken I took the same decision about the tache......