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      Home  >  General News  >  Set in Stone

      Set in Stone

      Australia, Heath Ledger


      Ledger’s memory set in stone
      Posted 10 hours 52 minutes ago
      Updated 10 hours 53 minutes ago

      ABC Online, Australia

      Heath Ledger’s family has given the City of Melville in Perth’s southern suburbs a gift of public artwork in memory of their son.

      A polished concrete and marble sculpture of a chess board and a yin and yang symbol has been placed at Heathcote Reserve overlooking the Swan River.

      Ledger’s mother Sally Bell says the family chose the site because her son cared about the environment and spent much of his youth in the Applecross area.

      People will be able to use the sculptures to play their own games of chess.

      Ledger’s family flew out to Los Angeles from Perth yesterday to attend the Oscars on Monday AEDT.

      – AAP

      http://www.abc.net.au

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      1. Bruce Wayne Reply
        February 19, 2009 at 3:51 pm

        He looks like the Joker even without makeup. The poor guy killed himself because of bad hair, I am certain.

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