Grahame wrote:Put me down as a 'maybe' (weather permitting)...
Hope so - it'd be nice to meet you. I'm fair looking forward to it in general.
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Grahame wrote:Put me down as a 'maybe' (weather permitting)...
Grahame wrote:Put me down as a 'maybe' (weather permitting)...
Lucky Poet wrote: if it's by the same fella as did Hugh MacDiarmid's memorial thing near Langholm, then it's made of a type of steel that's intended to rust quickly, thereby making its own protective coating. If not, it's probably just rusty:
Sculptor Gerald Laing was commissioned by the University to produce a public steel sculpture as part of a landscaping project aimed at restoring some greenery to the Townhead area. Situated at the highest natural point on campus, Callanish is based on the standing stones at Callanish in the Western Isles. Sixteen free-standing steel abstract pillars on a concrete base are spread over an area occupying half an acre. The sculpture is often referred to as "Steelhenge", by mistaken association with Stonehenge, a term which obscures its Celtic origins.
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