Scotland

geometrics out and about: PLAIDS

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There are particular visual rhythms I seem to collect as photographs when out and about and so I thought it worth while putting them together as collections of patterns. I’ll leave you guessing what might also feature over the coming months but here’s the first: plaids.

Some are more obvious than others, and while you are looking, keep an eye out for the friendly robin. There’s a list of locations below for those who might be interested.

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1a Botanical Gardens, Birmingham
1b Plot 8, our allotment, Birmingham
1c University of Warwick car park

2a Aeneas Wilder, Mead Gallery, University of Warwick
2b Heeley Rd. Birmingham
2c Olympia, London

3a Newtonmore, Scotland
3b Hastings
3c Dudley Zoo

4a Hockey arena, London 2012
4b Dudley Zoo
4c Llanthony Priory, Wales

north of the border

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We escaped Brum for Scotland to see some countryside in order to recharge our batteries and climb the odd hill. Beautiful colours and textures were inspiring after the wet concrete pavements I’m used to. Crossing waterfalls, wading through bogs and dodging midges were all part of the fun. We had no idea what surprises would greet us in the shape of cats too in Newtonmore. Great fun for all the family.
www.newtonmore.com/things-to-do/in-newtonmore/wildcats/wildcat-experience.html

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