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Interesting! London-based man raises money for charity by shaping hedges into elephants

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 20 April 2018, 17:16 IST

Tim Bushe, a London-based architect's has found a unique way to attract funds for charity that is looking after his ailing sister and others.

The architect has been shaping hedges in Finsbury Park in the shape of elephants which attracted one of the journalist Rhalou Allerhand and he posted pictures on Twitter. He said, "The world has gone to s*#t but it's OK because someone has done this to their hedge in Finsbury Park."

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An organisation Charity Hft which works for people with learning difficulties, through ongoing topiary projects in public spaces, Tim has been raising funds for the same.

Tim wrote on his JustGiving Page, "I am raising money for Hft through an ongoing topiary project in public spaces that engage local communities and create an amusing talking point."

He further added, "For many years Hft have looked after my youngest sister Martha who has Down Sydrome. She is wonderfully happy in a safe and secure community of people with similar disabilities."

His elephant-shaped hedges received appreciation on Twitter:

First published: 20 April 2018, 17:16 IST