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"But not keen on the idea of creating permanent or semi-permanent stuff in the proper outdoors"

Agree about not permanent (EH at Tintagel for instance) but I loved this at the Rollrights recently https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=witches+rollright&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiO_IeY__7dAhXsLsAKHXu7AksQ_AUIDigB&biw=911&bih=409#imgrc=6T8dXT-3iXJDpM:

I must say I like temporary sculpture in general very much. Visits to Worcester and Bristol over the last couple of months have been much-enhanced by themed trails of giraffes and Gromits etc and I miss them now they've gone, the places seem dull without them.

Those Rollright sculptures are really well done (and not very permanent).

Somehow though I feel I'd *really* like them if I came across them in a field somewhere, but like them less as an addition to a site that's already great in its own right. I guess my (laboured) point is that for me prehistoric sites don't need enhancements.