Shared memories, special places
Part of my 366 Project.
I took this picture on the beach at Blyth. We were there a couple of weeks ago, and it was pretty cold and windy. It seems quite a bleak place, but then there are lots and lots of benches with bits of poetry and songs and quotations on them.
And Cole Porter really knew how to write about love.
(I’ve left this one full size, so if you click on it you get the big version).
This is another from Donna Wilson’s knitted woodland at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
We had another of our visits to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park yesterday. There were new things to see, as usual, including this which was part of a knitted woodland by Donna Wilson.
We don’t really ‘do’ art. Neither of us really understands it properly, and yet we love the sculpture park as it’s all so accessible.
“I’m going to use this one for ‘Sleep’ on the 366, I think.”
“Oh. Why’s that?”
“Because I think it looks like it’s sleeping.”
“Oh.”
And that was our little artistic discussion.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park this afternoon. Just as the snow was starting.
A replica of Stephenson’s Rocket on display at the Railway Museum.
I’m ever so behind with the 366, but I’m determined not to feel too pressured about it. When I feel relaxed about it, I love taking part, and that’s what it’s all supposed to be about!
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