Crop circle photographed on 11th July 2007 from the top of Knap Hill looking towards Woodborough Hill.
Helicopter will have the best view of the formation. Can just see a line of people walking along the tractor tracks to the circle.
Panorama and cloud shadows.
Pages from sketchbook
Close-up of left hand page
Close-up of right hand page
Top of Knap Hill rises behind me.
Can just see the top of Adam's Grave long barrow on Walkers Hill.
Carpet of chalk-downland flowers. Lots of Marbled White butterflies but not resting long enough to photograph - too windy.
Flowers over the whole hill top - beautiful.
Sketchbook, water soluable pencils and inspiring landscape.
Looking south-west towards Wilcot I can see a second crop circle tucked into the corner of a field.
Circles in the land... fascinating.
6 comments:
Margaret, I'm so glad you've come back to the world of blogging. Your work is so inspiring.
Joanna
Have found your blog by accident... so pleased I did. Hows the floods in your part of Wiltshire? Lovely photos and drawings, thanks for sharing. The name game of artist/textile artist is a difficulty,but never let it stifle your creativity. Your work is too good.
Best Wishes
Maggie.
Yay Margaret!!! Finally I've found your blog. Your work was the first fibre work that I found about 3 years ago (only on the web sadly as I live on an island) that truly jumped out at me and you have been the main inspiration for me to look at fibre as a medium. It freed me from the chains of paint on canvas and I owe you a huge debt of thanks for sharing your work on the web.
Such beautiful photographs! It's wonderful to see where your inspiration comes from.
Wonderful fotos and Quilts!!! I love it!
Wonderful stuff - takes me back to my botanical survey days on Salisbury Plain ( 20 years ago!) My sketching then was site maps bounded by tank tracks.
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