One of the country's best kept secrets is undergoing a once-in-a-decade revamp, as 17 tonnes of chalk are laid onto the Cerne Abbas Giant.The Giant, whose origin remains a mystery, undergoes a revamp every seven to 10 years but work is starting earlier this year due to climate change and changing weather patterns.The Dorset landmark has been under National Trust ownership for over a century and every decade dozens of their staff and volunteers spend around 300 hours renewing the 55-metre (180ft)

One of the country's best kept secrets is undergoing a once-in-a-decade revamp, as 17 tonnes of chalk are laid onto the Cerne Abbas Giant.The Giant, whose origin remains a mystery, undergoes a revamp every seven to 10 years but work is starting earlier this year due to climate change and changing weather patterns.The Dorset landmark has been under National Trust ownership for over a century and every decade dozens of their staff and volunteers spend around 300 hours renewing the 55-metre (180ft) tall chalk outline.