Two further views taken at the Crawick Multiverse.
Two further views taken at the Crawick Multiverse.
The Crawick Multiverse is a sculptured landscape by artist Charles Jencks’ and has been created on the site of a former open cast coal mine in Upper Nithsdale.
A group of Stewartry Camera Club members made a visit to Crawick Multiverse last month and here you can see some of my colleagues racing off into the distance while I paused to capture these two fine mosaic panels at the entrance.
Despite their enthusiasm to get the first landscape shot on the way up the hill, it was yours truly who reached the top first, though there was some heavy breathing at altitude!
A cloudy day was no impediment to a club visit to the Multiverse in Upper Nithsdale.
Here, Pete struggles up the hill at the back of the site in order to get a wider view of the landscape.
Crawick Multiverse is landscape artist Charles Jencks’ creation on the site of a former open cast coal mine in Upper Nithsdale.
The multiverse was created using material found at the site, including thousands of boulders half buried below the ground. The landscape represents various cosmic patterns and combines four opposite ecologies – grasslands, mountains, a water gorge and a desert. It takes you on a journey past the Milky Way to a supercluster of galaxies, and then to a multiverse. Well, that’s the story…..
It’s a place I would love to visit in the winter when there’s snow or frost on the ground.