Continuing my Art Adventure Thursday, I headed to Chelsea to see Coexistence, and herd of Elephants around Sloane Square, mean to bring awareness of how human encroachment impacts on wildlife. not sure I got that, but the elephants, made with the wood of a bush called Latana Camara, were very cool. Afterwards, I rode to the South Bank to see the Covid National Memorial Wall. The temporary exhibit is organised by a grass-roots organisation called the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. It consists of thousands of painted red hearts along the wall on the South Bank of London, opposite Parliament. Eventually the plan is to have a heart for everyone of the people who have died of Covid in the UK. It stretches more than a third of a mile, and many of the hearts have personal messages from the family and friends of those who have died due to Covid. The future of the installation is unclear. Originally it was meant to be removed, but some now thing the installation should stay. It was impressive in its size and length, but I found reading the personal messages in the hearts was the really moving thing. After that, a long ride home via Clapham.