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“scaffolding tower at Gorple”
I’ve been neglecting my blog so here are some catch up images my favourite so far “Scaff tower at Gorple” this is 4 images put together and although its got all the right information , I’m going to take more … Continue reading
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widdop moor- frost
On Widdop Mooor- walking towards Lower Gorple reservoir—as well as installing The Monument (see previous post), there were icicles and frozen puddles to explore…. man on icicle! 3 men and an icicle wall– the walls out of focus , sorry!
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monument
I thought I’d build a monument- something to act as a foil for Stoodley Pike. Built fromĀ the heather on the path up to Top Withens. I have populated it- lots of people queuing up on the viewing platforms, precariously … Continue reading
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back to withens clough
so cold, really love this place with its stark, rawness. is it too obvious to make an igloo? perhaps an igloo out of heather? or sheep poo- or using the mud dug up from this beach? Could have missed the … Continue reading
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iceberg at dusk and more bridestones
so , the clay from Baildon- forming an iceberg at The Bridestones I’ve had three attempts at this now- here the water was frozenĀ and it was dusk , giving that wonderful soft blue light- but the “real” rock behind, … Continue reading
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heather structures
I’ve been making structures (below) using the heather picked on the walk to Top Withens, Stanbury. First here’s the site of inspiration: I love these heather plants, they’ve been burned and have blackened, carbon stems with bright orange streaks. They … Continue reading
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snow
On the road from Hebden to Oxenhope /Keighley These temperatures (-4) really make me think about how people used to live around this landscape. How did they cope with the cold, without the comforts we now take for granted and … Continue reading
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on the ice , 26.11.10
this was the coldest day yet I am making a mini series of mock icebergs. I looked around the Bridestones for the perfect rock that will double as an iceberg when modelled in clay. This mini iceberg will be fired … Continue reading
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more populus
I knew when I placed the model figures before (17.10.10), that there weren’t enough of them and that the sun wasn’t strong enough or in the right place (mid afternoon) so today being a day with good sunshine, I headed … Continue reading
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Ravenscliffe at Blackstone Edge Reservoir
We managed it! November 9th, the group made a trip up to Blackstone Edge Reservoir in the minibus….Steve from United Utilities let us through the gate so we could drive to a good vantage point- thanks. The weather was quite … Continue reading
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