A surprising sight in the fields between Cramlington and Seghill. The sculpture, also known as the Cramlington Spoon or the Giant Spoon, is part of the Cramlington Art Trail. The 15-foot (14.5 m) spoon was created by Bob Budd to symbolise the link between food producing fields and our plates.

Chris✶

October 17, 2020

All ways that lead to this big spoon can get very muddy especially after long periods of rainfall, it is not recommended to come in trainers

Paul Whiting

January 23, 2022

The spoon is a cool feature to visit and if you are after another symbol you can go further along and see the shroud which is another great feature

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