A sheepdog works in the auction ring as buyers look on at Skipton Auction Mart in Yorkshire, England on Friday, May 18.

A sheepdog watches another dog in the auction ring as it waits its turn to be auctioned at Skipton Auction Mart.

Buyers watch a sheepdog round up sheep in the auction ring at Skipton Auction Mart.

Cable cars pass over the River Thames on May 16, 2012 in London, England.

The 1 km (0.62 mile) cable car line crosses the river from the Greenwich Peninsula to the Royal Docks, linking two important Olympic sites. Up to 34 gondolas, each carrying a maximum of 10 passengers, will transport people across the river.

A life size animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur arrives at Bristol Zoo Gardens on May 14, 2012 in Bristol, England.

The Helston Town Band leads dancers through a private home as they take part in the Early Morning Dance as part of the Helston Flora Day celebrations on May 8, 2012 in Helston, England. The dance, which starts at 7am and is the first in a series throughout the day, goes all over the town and even in and out of houses and shops.

People dance in the early morning light as they take part in the Early Morning Dance.

Dancers follow the Helston Town Band as they take part in the Early Morning Dance.

Participants in the Flora Dance, also known as the Furry Dance, make their way through the town.

Participants in the Flora Dance make their way through the town.

Traditional chimney sweeper Bryan Pearce, who's family has been sweeping chimneys for over three hundred years, poses for a photograph while taking part in the annual Sweeps Festival on May 7 in Rochester, England.

People dressed as chimney sweeps push their cart down the high street during the annual Sweeps Festival on May 7.

Victoriana fan Jan Farmer poses outside Whitby Abbey during the Whitby Goth Weekend on April 28, in Whitby, England.

Goths show off their make-up and dress.

Goths and Steampunks walk through Whitby during Whitby Goth Weekend.

Dracula's bride, alias Jean Pawson, adjusts the collar of Dracula, John Threfall.

A Goth peers from behind a gravestone.

Goths stand near the abbey.

A skeleton sits in the driver's seat of a hearse.

Goth Jimmy Clarke walks in the narrow fishermens' streets during Whitby Goth Weekend.

Local volunteers Francis Aitken, right and Deborah Westmancote, left, place clay figures that make up Antony Gormley's "Field for the British Isles" art installation at the National Trust's Barrington Court on April 25 near Ilminster, England.

Artist Antony Gormley's "Field for the British Isles" consists of 40,000 of these clay figures. The acclaimed work, on loan from the British Arts Council Collection, is being exhibited in three rooms of the National Trust's Barrington Court near Ilminster, England.

A photographer takes a picture on April 25 of some of the 40,000 clay figures that will make up Antony Gormley's "Field for the British Isles" art installation that is being installed in three rooms at the National Trust's Barrington Court near Ilminster, England. The acclaimed work, on loan from the Arts Council, is part of the Trust New Art program.

Stonemason Nick Hindle begins to carve the names of the 59 British military personnel who were killed in action during 2011 at The National Armed Forces Memorial in Alrewas, central England on April 23. The Memorial was constructed in 2007 to provide recognition of the men and women of the Armed Services who have lost their lives in conflict or as a result of terrorist action or on training exercises since the end of the Second World War.

Stonemason Nick Hindle begins inscripting of the 59 names of the UK servicemen and women who were killed on duty or through terrorism in 2011 at the Armed Forces Memorial on April 23 in Alrewas, Staffordshire. The additional names will take 3 weeks to engrave and will be dedicated during a service for their families later this year.

A giant deep sea diver puppet, part of a street theatre production entitled "Sea Odyssey," walks through the streets in Liverpool, England, on April 20.

The little girl giant makes its way through the streets of Liverpool, England on April 20.

People photograph giant puppets on the streets of Liverpool, England on April 20. French street theatre company Royal De Luxe will be performing the Titanic Sea Odyssey over the next three days.