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For many years we were in the habit of creating North Points when we visited somewhere new but were never particularly systematic about recording them - but here are a few (and I must make a note to myself to keep up this little fun tradition starting with this mini one made of fallen fuchsia flowers today). See here, and here and here 
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cath
30/10/2016 02:24:21 am
In a (Dutch) book I read last year, the author mentions 'stone-men'.
Freda
30/10/2016 06:43:10 am
Well I made it up Cath one day in the Lake District with my daughter and we just carried on...Thank you for the recommendation - most welcome! I love this idea Freda. It reminded me of when I used to visit the gardens of a local castle often with my family - there was a large stone sculpture of a foot in the woodland and we used to 'paint' its toenails with whatever petals or leaves had fallen... Magnolia petals were the best. It made people smile. (I still do it!)
Freda
30/10/2016 02:21:20 pm
I love that these things are ephemeral.
Julia
31/10/2016 03:30:55 am
Your delightful northpoints remind me of andy goldsworthy's equally ephemeral work...they are a celebration of our natural world, or our creativity, and wonder....ti love how they leave questions......thank you for that!
Freda
31/10/2016 03:45:25 am
I also love that sometimes people add to them. Though I would never do that to an Andy Goldsworthy!
Julia
31/10/2016 03:48:56 am
I wonder: would he mind?
Freda
31/10/2016 03:34:06 pm
I look forward to some photographs Sarah!
Freda
31/10/2016 03:35:20 pm
And that's a good question Julia.... Leave a Reply. |
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