Another Brick in the Wall Traditional Cache
frankiebo: I think that this cache has outlived its time. I shall think of some new and exciting locations soon.
Another Brick in the Wall
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If you park at St Antony Headland National Trust car park there are two routes to this cache, one down a steep tarmac slope and then a level track, the other straight down a hill. The cache is at the bottom of the hill above the first sandy beach.
This is the final cache in a series of seven along the Fal and its tributaries. Here I am close to where the River Fal meets the sea. Once again there is a fragile sculpture closely associated with the cache and almost visible from it. This one is highlighting the importance of the cornish hedge as a form of boundary in this part of the world for the wildlife as well as to keep stock in. The idea is that you visit the cache but spend a bit of time appreciating the area and man's relation to it. Inside the cache is an artist's book which I would like you to contribute to, in the form of sketches, drawings, paintings etc which will form part of an exhibition for my degree. 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 the project, visit my blog: (visit link)
Once again the mantra is the same: If you don't walk, my art does not exist!
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(Decrypt)
Oruvaq gur sbegu cbfg sebz gur raq.
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