Love the idea of turning trash into treasure in that way. I’ll follow along on Insta to see what happens.
I have an idea for an art project using lost shoes. I find a lot of pairs of shoes on my walks. Always pairs, not odd ones. Which in itself is actually very odd.
I like the idea of having designated pockets for rubbish. Bet your dry cleaning costs a fortune!
Love the idea of turning trash into treasure in that way. I’ll follow along on Insta to see what happens.
I have an idea for an art project using lost shoes. I find a lot of pairs of shoes on my walks. Always pairs, not odd ones. Which in itself is actually very odd.
I like the idea of having designated pockets for rubbish. Bet your dry cleaning costs a fortune!
Dry cleaning? What's that? 😅 I'm just a mucky bugger.
Trash into treasure... it's really a visual/plastic art equivalent of what you do, spinning walks into words.
There are a couple of trees close to where I live, on the roadside between Alston & Penrith, which are full of old shows. I ponder about them every time I drive past. Have just googled and found this: https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/2013/03/boot-tree-featured-on-bbc/
That boot tree is really interesting. I wonder if, left unchecked, it might start to damage the tree in some way? Here in London we have lots of shoes dangling from phone lines and other cables. At some point, the weight might detach the cable and that’ll be the end of someone’s broadband 😂😂
But thanks for linking me to a site I hadn’t come across before. I love hearing about all these walking communities and initiatives.
Love the idea of turning trash into treasure in that way. I’ll follow along on Insta to see what happens.
I have an idea for an art project using lost shoes. I find a lot of pairs of shoes on my walks. Always pairs, not odd ones. Which in itself is actually very odd.
I like the idea of having designated pockets for rubbish. Bet your dry cleaning costs a fortune!
Dry cleaning? What's that? 😅 I'm just a mucky bugger.
Trash into treasure... it's really a visual/plastic art equivalent of what you do, spinning walks into words.
There are a couple of trees close to where I live, on the roadside between Alston & Penrith, which are full of old shows. I ponder about them every time I drive past. Have just googled and found this: https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/2013/03/boot-tree-featured-on-bbc/
That boot tree is really interesting. I wonder if, left unchecked, it might start to damage the tree in some way? Here in London we have lots of shoes dangling from phone lines and other cables. At some point, the weight might detach the cable and that’ll be the end of someone’s broadband 😂😂
But thanks for linking me to a site I hadn’t come across before. I love hearing about all these walking communities and initiatives.