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Duke of Wellington Statue
Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow
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The Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow is known for having a traffic cone on its head. The first documented sightings of the Duke’s conical hat date back to the 1980s. The practice of ‘cone-capping’ is rumoured to be the result of a night out where locals decided it would be funny to place a cone on the statue’s head. The cone has become an integral component of the city and plays testament to the priceless Glaswegian and Scottish sense of humour.
A. I.-Generated Article:
The Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow is known for having a traffic cone on its head. The first documented sightings of the Duke’s conical hat date back to the 1980s. The practice of ‘cone-capping’ is rumoured to be the result of a night out where locals decided it would be funny to place a cone on the statue’s head. The cone has become an integral component of the city and plays testament to the priceless Glaswegian and Scottish sense of humour.
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