Magpies in Picardy

We have started adding images to the wheels of Ebenezer's Bike at Stourhead.  These are words taken from the poem "Magpies in Picardy" by Theodore Percival Cameron Wilson published in the Westminster Gazette in 1916 . Captain Wilson was killed on the western front in March 1918. He was a forebear of Anthony Wilson, one of the Scraptors. We are adding more images to the wheels reflecting family memories
contributed in the workshop. There is space still for some more if you contact us. Address above.

Skull-moon added to Arcadia to Armageddon

Back in the forest at Stourhead, the National Trust estate in Wiltshire. We have added a skull-moon to our installation "Arcadia to Armageddon" one of the installations we are creating to commemorate the effect of World War 1 on the community

Arcadia to Armageddon progresses at Stourhead

Hard at work on the second installation at Stourhead the National Trust estate in Wiltshire. This will show the transformation from peace to war - one of a series of installations commemorating the effect of World War 1 on the community.The wall is made of corrugated iron and old doors.