Archie's work carved into Highlands history

By Dominica Sanda
Updated September 23 2013 - 11:03am, first published 12:00am
Photo by Dominica Sanda. Nine-year-old Archie Hancock with a smaller replica of the Mary Poppins statue.
Photo by Dominica Sanda. Nine-year-old Archie Hancock with a smaller replica of the Mary Poppins statue.
Samantha Hancock, SHYAC subcommittee chair Terry Oakes-Ash, Archie Hancock and his brother Monty are excited for the life-size statue to appear in Bowral.	Photo by Dominica Sanda
Samantha Hancock, SHYAC subcommittee chair Terry Oakes-Ash, Archie Hancock and his brother Monty are excited for the life-size statue to appear in Bowral. Photo by Dominica Sanda

A NINE-year-old boy's drawing of a magic flying horse has been carved into a life-size Mary Poppins statue to be set up in Bowral in December.

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