1976_003
Stones sinking in sand
Morecambe Bay, Lancashire
March 1976

© Andy Goldsworthy
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'This is a very physical piece. I had to move alot of stones in one day, between the tides. It wasn't even a full day. The line of stones physically effected the place and the people who walked along the beach. People had to step over it. A horseback rider jumped over it. I revisited it several times and saw it sink into the sand and disappear. I often think of it still being there, although I know it isn't intact.' [AG, Penpont, 11/11/2003]
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Dates:
Work completed, recorded and revisited March 1976.
Places:
Lancashire, Morecambe Bay, UK.
Bibliography:
Time (2000), col. illus., p. 181
Source:
Colour 35mm slide;
Film: Kodachrome 64;
AGA Location: 76/Mar/A;
No. of images: 1/30 [Others: 76/Mar/B/C; 76/Apr/A];
Archival Disk: 1976_001



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