make me one too

Make Me One Too sits just outside Malton, a cheeky roadside landmark that stops you dead in your tracks. It's the kind of thing you spot from the car and think, 'What on earth is that?' - which is exactly the point. The sculpture itself is a proper statement piece, all bold lines and attitude, celebrating something distinctly Yorkshire without taking itself too seriously.

Walkers heading through the Vale of Pickering tend to stumble upon it as a surprise waypoint rather than a planned destination. Kids find it daft and brilliant in equal measure - the sort of thing that gets them talking for the rest of the day. Adults appreciate the local character, the cheeky humour baked into the very concept. It's the antidote to yet another polished tourist attraction.

You won't need more than fifteen minutes here, which is fine. This isn't about lingering for hours. It's about stopping, taking a photo, maybe standing there grinning at the boldness of it all, then moving on. Free to visit, naturally. Best in daylight when you can see it properly, though it photographs well at different times of year.

If you're based at Vale of Pickering Caravan Park or Prospect House Farm Glamping nearby, it's a worthwhile detour on a walking day or a casual drive around the countryside. Combines well with exploring Malton's market town atmosphere and whatever else the surrounding Yorkshire landscape throws your way. Not essential, but genuinely memorable for the right reasons.