Where’s Ellie is Boldmere Neighbourhood Forum’s very own elephant created by local artist Donna Newman as part of the March of the Elephants sculpture trail across Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield and Tamworth that was organised by St Giles Hospice in partnership with Wild-in-Art.
Where’s Ellie is a puzzle where you need to find all the pairs of mini mini elephants. Can you find all the twins and can you find the one set of triplets?
You can download her free postcard with wordsearch puzzle here.
Find out more about the other elephants that visited Boldmere.
Can you match the elephants to what they represent in Boldmere:
- Triathlon Swimming / Boldmere Swimming Club
- Triathlon Cycling / Boldmere Bullets
- Triathlon Running / Boldmere Bullets
- Brummie Honey
- Cows in the Park
- Perry
- Great Britain
- England (3 Gold medals and one silver won by England Triathlon teams in Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games in Boldmere)
- Powell’s Pool
- Sutton Park’s many trees
- Boldmere Bear
- Be Bold Be Boldmere (Boldmere Neighbourhood Forum)
- Boldmere Futures CIC
The Triathlon for Birmingham 2022 was held in the Boldmere area of Sutton Park and along Boldmere’s high street and residential roads.
‘The Blurb’
Dressed in her iconic striped jumper and glasses, and armed with a satchel full of equipment, Ellie is on the lookout for a hidden herd of mini elephants.
The giant magnifying glass depicts a collection of colourfully patterned pachyderms, each one with a partner (or two?) hidden somewhere about the sculpture. All are adorned with patterns and motifs relevant to Boldmere. How many can you find?
Early Painting
Where’s Ellie Team
Where’s Ellie Right
Where’s Ellie Left
Where’s Ellie Postcard
Where’s Ellie Trunk Left
Where’s Ellie by Tesco
Where’s Ellie Trunk Right
Where’s Ellie Eye
Where’s Ellie Hat
Magnifying Glass
Trunk Closeup
WheresEllie-App-Screenshot-1
WheresEllie-App-Screenshot-2
Where’s Ellie Plaque
Final Arrival 1
Final Arrival 2
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St Giles Project Manager