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Stunning Waterford sand art commemorates fallen soldiers
An incredible piece of sand art has been installed on the beach in Tramore to commemorate all those who died during World War 1.
Astonishing sand art in #Tramore #Waterford this morning in commemoration of those who died in #WW1 should be visible until 2.30pm pic.twitter.com/mA8tMctQXZ
— tidesntales (@tidesntales) November 22, 2018
The image shows Tramore man Second Lieutenant James Robert Love from Tramore who died during the Great War.
The stunning visual artwork was created by 'The Art Hand' but will be washed away by the tide at some stage on Thursday afternoon.
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