What a beautiful day

The stream rolled up at 500ft

When we first arrived the ground was too damp to display and the wind blew so the stream was displayed as below.

Displayed in circle because of the wind

Angel's knitted piece in the stream

Angel performs daily and knits into the stream. It is hard as the material is tugged by the current.

The fabric smells rotten and the piece changes shape and colour daily. The Ducks are wary of it and swim up to it look at it and swim away again.

The Knitted stream displayed on the path
Displaying all the knitted donations we are now at 500 ft

The beginning of Angel's knitting

More stream

Angel's knitting drying

knitted stream

knitted stream

Viewing the stream

We had lovely weather in the end it was cold and blowing  a gale when we arrived at 10am but as the day went on things improved and we even got to display the stream. Angel performed into the stream and knitted a further few feet. We are at 500ft at the moment  we are still knitting and receiving knitting to sew on. The exhibition finishes at 4pm each day. The stream takes a while to put away so it is only available to see until 3.15pm.There will be someone around to collect knitting till 5pm.
The stream is displayed weather permitting as we have no shelter  and we don't want it to get wet. We open at 10 am in the morning  and are open until the 7th Of May. If we are rained off we will post on the blog as soon as we know .