As we stood on Crosby beach with the multitude of steel figures staring out toward the Irish sea... read more
100 life size cast iron statues looking out to sea - well worth a visit. We cycled along the sea... read more
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As we stood on Crosby beach with the multitude of steel figures staring out toward the Irish sea and beyond,I felt a strange sense of well being. We found it a beautiful piece and one which should be visited by all who travel to Liverpool.
100 life size cast iron statues looking out to sea - well worth a visit. We cycled along the sea front and saw them all. We visited at almost low tide but would like to return and watch the tide come in or go out...More
The artist has placed numerous identical steel statues here, set with poles deep into the beach-sand. The statues, now well-rusting, are nudes, presumably of the artist; he has – how do we put this politely – flattered himself in some respects. The statues extend for...More
As we were in the area, we drove to see the statues thinking that the tide would be low enough. We saw a few heads and some bodies and you could see just from those, how great a display they would be. I believe there...More
Visited on a very cold March day when the beach was relatively deserted - loved the feeling of desolation with the statues for company
This is a brilliant place to take the kids, have a walk, have a laugh and take in some dramatic scenery.
Visited a few times a while ago but first visit for my husband. Lots more barnacles on the men now and 1 tipped over. Still quite eerie really but brilliant sculptures. Check the tides though because you may not see them in their entirety!!
Whatever time of year you visit there is no doubt this is a special place. The sculptures add a surreal look to the unique scene and are a must see whatever the time or tide. The sand dunes and grasses lend a wild backdrop and...More
Very thought provoking watching individual figures slowly emerging from the water as the tide goes out. Close up they show the effect of being submerged with each new tide, but from a distance they are as impressive both individually and collectively. 100 figures line the...More
It's been 20+ years since my last visit to Crosby beach. The Iron Men weren't here then. I was looking forward to see them, not just seeing the photos of them. I saw one of men in Stavanger some years ago, there it was looking...More
