Jane
From up here, it truly is a wonder!
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The island tuft of beech trees protects Wayland’s
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
Beacon Hill is so much more impressive from the air
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The huge mound of beacon hill with the A34 running north to t he left of it....
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
Image credit: Watercolour painting by Jane Tomlinson, 2003
Private collection, Oxfordshire
Image credit: Watercolour painting by Jane Tomlinson
Private collection, Oxfordshire
Image credit: Watercolour painting by Jane Tomlinson
There are SO many stones hanging out at Chastleton Common, its hard to know WHICH are the Goose Stones.... perhaps they ALL are?
How HAS this stone survived? It must SURELY be the oldest erection in Chipping Norton.
The stone probably goes unnoticed by most passers-by, peeping out as it does from under a large bay tree on the feeder road to New Street car park in the centre of Chipping Norton.
I’m not sure what’s more bizarre – the oddness of the cup and saucer stone, or treaclechops doing ‘I’m a little teapot’ (for scale purposes, you understand)
On the right, treaclechops points out the cup and saucer stone standing in an aptly named street in Cropredy, Oxon.
This is the crop circle that Moth and I saw on 3 August 2003. This piccy was taken later that day. This photo (and more!) appear here: cropcircleconnector.com/2003/Devils%20Arrows/Devils%20Arrows2003a.html
Image credit: Wallace Hetherington, Copyright 2003
My reflection, and that of the stones in Anish Kapoor’s sculpture “Turning the world inside out”, 1996
Reflections and contrasts in Anish Kapoor’s sculpture “Turning the world inside out”, 1996, temporarily installed at the Rollrights during summer 2003.
Another way of seeing yourself and the stones in Anish Kapoor’s sculpture “Turning the world inside out”, 1996
Big, cosmic, reflective egg: Anish Kapoor’s sculpture “Turning the world inside out”, 1996
