Removal of the Lincoln Knights

It was very depressing today to see the Lincoln Knights being removed, especially as  completely unnecessary.

Lincoln Knights kidnapped #LincolnKnights #KnightsTrail #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/l6y7nvYKEg

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

Lincoln Knights kidnapped #LincolnKnights #KnightsTrail #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/esBRLcwTPY

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

Lincoln Knights should have remained until at least end of September #LincolnKnights #KnightsTrail #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/MAabplFeW4

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

The Lincoln Knights have generated massive public interest, drawing visitors in from far afield, thus their premature removal one huge mistake. I have yet to meet a single person, whether visitor, local resident or independent business who are pleased to see their removal or supports their removal

The Knights should have been kept in the street until at least the end of September, if not longer.

St Barnabas Hospice #LincolnKnights #KnightsTrail pic.twitter.com/YSBz36Jix9

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

Knight of Artisan Coffee #coffee #LincolnKnights #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/Iazh9J2kzT

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

Knight of Art #LincolnKnights #TheStrait #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/E7oSZHZFAZ

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

The miniature Knights remain in shop windows, a reminder of the cultural vandalism removing the Knights from the streets.

Knight Ale #ale #LincolnKnights #KnightsTrail #SteepHill #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/yIJGw376oc

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) September 4, 2017

And Knight Ale is still available.

 

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