Sunderland has had some fantastic artwork over the years - but none left as big an impression as this one, according to our readers.
It was the floating tap at Roker and when we asked people for their memories of it, they had plenty to say.
Today, we are taking a look back at the piece which started out as a work of art in the 1980s and later became a part of Sunderland Illuminations.
Let’s see what you had to say about it and what else we can tell you about its history.
And if you want to share more recollections of the tap, or any other piece of famous Wearside artwork, get in touch and tell us more by emailing [email protected]
5. Mind-blowing in 1989
Another enchanting view of the tap as it looked in Sunderland in 1989. Louise Thompson commented: "Blew my mind as a child". | se
6. Hard at work in 1991
Workers were pictured putting the illuminations together in this Sunderland Echo archive view from August 1991. | se
7. A 1989 reminder
The pedalos provide an eerie accompaniment for the light of the tap in this scene from 37 years ago. | se
8. A cracking display at Crowtree
In 1987, Ted Stoddart was pictured at Crowtree Leisure Centre with a freestanding tap similar to the one displayed at Roker Park. Danny Rock believes that Sunderland had 'the first floating tap in the UK'. | se