Sunday, 1 November 2020

20~Autumn @ the Hill~20


1st November

This is a body of my life about an Autumn return to Shipping Hill.
It's almost like a complete thing even though Autumn went on before & will follow on after this stretch of time ~ Similar to the large body of small images that I made at the start of the Covid saga.
Although that one was about doing & this one is about being.
(" Instead of standing there doing something - be something!" ~ Peter Humphries)

I aim to present this job-lot, rather like a diary then take off on a tangent or two maybe. 


WISEMAN'S BRIDGE 1st October



Creative family output





Moss at the foot of the elevated mine train shattle.




"The overflow is Moss!" (Sarge)





Roll Over & Lie Down





Anti Avalanch Cage
Protecting passers-by from falling rocks the size of rooms.
As we found out on Anne's birthday 79 (?)
With Alan Morris & Sue Yeo.




8th October
In the pines where the sun dont shine.






In the arms of change





Wisty ~ a being for Haloween







15th Redundent plastic ware.










17th October
---- Hill Forestry

( a WALK for a VIEW )




Lighting for a stage






Shipping Hill in all its glory.






An effect of zoom (that field is not that close)



A song for the trees





Remote Control














March of the brambles







out of the sun





Envelopment






graded texture






Haloween Moss





a growth at the quarry





on the Lane with no name





Work closing down for sleep





zoomed into a protecting deity




0ne of the rain water barrels
20th


Fodder for a Composition

self made irrigation ditch pausing with its iron water on a dip in the path on its swift way to Wizemans Bridge
27th



















28th
More fodder for the painting












30th





gently sparking horizontaly, left to right





a cascade of brambles





dog pattern








path of puddles over the forestry






two worlds









the bubbles have it












31st
Glazed in a wet sheath



the lost book of scrolls





& back to the diary format


untold dithering in the night sky
tell-tale star duplicate
22nd





fierce interior sun
23rd




yet another deity



everything & the kitchen sink




lazy moon




twisted
the wrong way to use a drill
a phot for Happenstance
25th






28th
Church with a big tower
St Eliger






^
the sad story of a family in W.W.1.
v




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fixing a broken conch
29th



grouping broken pieces in the cock loft




Cardigan zipper snake
-posted in "Happenstance"




another guardian




Referencing Wilson from a few years ago after delicately treading on some paint work.




30th
painting in progress



it's something like
"night sky over Pringle bay"
This is actually a painting that has travelled a long way.
Which, unfortunately I havent kept a photographic history of.
(Evidence of swirly things)





The Draining of the Drive




Having not been driven on for quite a while, the grass has turned to mud and the drainage chanels have silted up.
It needs a chanel off pretty well every 10 yards.




my exercise routine for the winter!




31st



Job # 67!



My postern gate leading onto the forestry, slumping on its upright.



favourite stones of the day with pot holding liquid rust courtesy of Sue Macleod Beare


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