The artists behind a large sand drawing on Skegness beach say they hope it will raise awareness of the town's role in the Tour of Britain men's cycle race.
Work on the artwork, which recreated a tour poster, began at 04:00 BST on Thursday.
Jamie Wardley, creative director of Sand In Your Eye, said: "It took about three-and-a-half hours for them to make it, which is pretty fast to make such a big picture. To see somebody making something is quite special."
Stage one of the event will start and end in Lincoln. The second stage, on Thursday 3 September, will start in Boston and finish in Skegness.
Wardley said work on the sand art was due to start on Thursday afternoon, but the timing was changed due to the weather forecast.
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Work on the artwork, which recreated a tour poster, began at 04:00 BST on Thursday.
Jamie Wardley, creative director of Sand In Your Eye, said: "It took about three-and-a-half hours for them to make it, which is pretty fast to make such a big picture. To see somebody making something is quite special."
Stage one of the event will start and end in Lincoln. The second stage, on Thursday 3 September, will start in Boston and finish in Skegness.
Wardley said work on the sand art was due to start on Thursday afternoon, but the timing was changed due to the weather forecast.
#tour #work #stage #make
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