'Carhenge' to be built by road protesters

Tuesday 04 October 1994 23:02 BST

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Jim, a resident of Pollok in Glasgow, in front of one of the scrap cars which protesters hope to use to build a 'carhenge' as part of their Earth First campaign to prevent an extension of the M77 passing through Pollok Park - common land gifted to the people of Glasgow. Construction work on the pounds 51m project is expected to begin in December

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