I am not at all sure what that sheep in the foreground is doing? It is on bended knees with face to the grass…
20 Comments CherryPie on May 15th 2012
The Museum of the Gorge was originally built as a warehouse for the Coalbrookdale Company in 1838 in a picturesque gothic style and was linked by horse-drawn plateway to the furnaces up the valley in Coalbrookdale. Iron products were stored here prior to shipment down the River Severn and onto the markets of the world. It later became a mineral water bottling plant and then a garage.
14 Comments CherryPie on May 14th 2012
As love grows in you, beauty grows too. For love is the beauty of the soul.
Saint Augustine of Hippo (354 – 430)
8 Comments CherryPie on May 13th 2012
It was such a lovely afternoon I decided not to waste it and went for a stroll round the ‘Museum of Steel Sculpture‘ in Ironbridge. I have driven past it quite a few times but never quite made it through the gate. Rather clumsily just after I arrived I missed my footing on some steps and managed to bang my knee right on the corner as I stumbled forwards. Ouch! Luckily at this stage my camera was still in its case.
However I did manage to walk the rest of the way round the park and see the sculptures (approximately 80) which are dotted around the woodlands, with the larger sculptures dominating the grassy areas.
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