The Oyster Card Traditional Cache
frankiebo: It is time that I set some different challenges so I have decided to archive some of this group of caches.
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This cache is not accessible at high tide, so check before you set off and do not get cut off! The art and artists book are in place so please add your sketch! You can get dwon onto the beach via a path off the footpath from St Mawes to St Just, or you could approach in a small boat and land on the beach.
I am planning on creating seven caches around the River Fal estuary. Each one will be linked to a piece of art work, located close to the cache. As an added bonus, in each cache there will be an artist’s book with a few thoughts and drawings already included and also many blank pages. I would like to invite you to take a few moments to sketch something from your thoughts about the location or the sculpture. These books will then form part of an exhibition later in 2011 at my final university show. I will then return them to the caches for everyone to enjoy. THE ARTIST'S BOOK HAS NOW BEEN REMOVED FOR MY DEGREE SHOW. IT WILL BE BACK LATER IN THE SUMMER. If you want to know more about this project visit my blog: (visit link)
Basically, if you do not walk, my art will not exist!
From here you can look back up the River Fal to the area where people still dredge for oysters using sailing boats. These Falmouth Working Boats are a fantastic sight whether they are rigged for fishing in the winter or fitted out for serious racing in the summer.
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8 zrgerf nobir puneg qnghz ntnvafg gur pyvss.