This large white horse consists of six tons of chalk and is approximately 93 feet long and 65 feet high. According to the National Trust, the first figure was originally crafted by four men in 1836. It was carved again in 1924 by one of the original creator’s grandsons. The technical term for this type of figure is a geoglyph. The predecessor to this amazing creation is the Uffington White Horse. The reason behind the creation of the Litlington White Horse remains unclear. Some suggest it was originally constructed to commemorate…
