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http://www.architectureweek.org.uk/regional06.asp?region=13

History will be made and re-enacted on Saturday 17 June when sixty
Herdwick sheep will cross the Millennium Bridge en route between the
markets of Borough and Smithfield to launch the 2006 London Architecture
Biennale.

Livestock were driven to market as recently as the nineteenth century so
the event will highlight the huge changes that have taken place in the
urban landscape since then, flagging up the relationship between
London's layout and food distribution, joining as it does the two most
fashionable 'larders' of the city today.

The Bishop of Southwark will give a send off to the flock from their resting
place in Southwark Cathedral's churchyard. Making use of the age old
droving rights of Freemen of the City of London, Farmer Sharp, five sheep
dogs, two mounted police and several shepherds will accompany the
Herdwicks through Borough Market, along Clink Street, over the Millennium
Bridge and up Peter's Hill where a Salvation Army brass band will be
playing 'The Lord is My Shepherd' in front of the organisation's new
headquarters building. Passing in front of the west doors of St Paul's
Cathedral, the sheep will be driven through Paternoster Square towards
Smithfields. Here they will be penned for the duration of the St
Bartholomew's Fair festivities that day, opposite the gateway to the
historic church of St Bartholomew the Great.