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Flintham Weather Garden: January 2009
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Saturday, 17 January 2009. Anemometer and Weather Vane. Here are two of the wind measuring instruments, Anemometer and Weather Vane, that will be attached to the top of the Weather Station. The Anemometer measures wind speed and the Weather Vane signals wind direction. These two pieces now have to go off to be galvanised and painted white. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links to project partners. Anemometer and Weather Vane. Subscribe To This Blog.
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Flintham Weather Garden: February 2010
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Sunday, 7 February 2010. The Second Bookbinding Workshop. Sarah Brown shows the group how to sew signatures. Second bookbinding workshop took place in the Flintham Village Hall this weekend. It was a very damp and misty day and the temperature was only 4 degrees Celcius at the Weather Station. Although in the hall it was nice and cosy, the ideal conditions for bookbinding. We were joined for the day by the local community and members of the Nottingham Calligraphers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Flintham Weather Garden: September 2009
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Sunday, 13 September 2009. It was a gloriously sunny day on Saturday for the first Bookbinding Workshop. Temp: 24 c / 75.2 f. As it was such a beautiful day we decided to run the workshop outside in the Weather Garden. Below you can see Sarah Brown. Demonstrating to the group the precision involved in bookbinding. The girls show-off their beautifully crafted fold out rain gauges. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links to project partners. Subscribe To This Blog.
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Flintham Weather Garden: Play Surface
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Monday, 4 May 2009. The re-cycled rubber surface (made in The Netherlands from old truck tyres) has arrived. We've now cut it to shape and when installed it will sit around the base of the Weather Station on the side where the steps are. This cushioned surface feels great underfoot and will offer a degree of protection for anyone who falls/jumps off the steps! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to project partners. Weather Station and Garden opening. Subscribe To This Blog.
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Flintham Weather Garden: December 2008
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008. Here is a prototype for a section of the collecting cabinets that are to form part of the screens that surround the Weather Garden. The intention is that people will add objects into the cabinets and an external garden collection will grow. In the photograph are a few objects that I have collected over the years, they usually live in the cabinet on my studio wall. Wednesday, 3 December 2008. 1/10 scale kinetic maquette for the Weather Station made from paper.
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Flintham Weather Garden: Bookbinding Workshop
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Sunday, 23 August 2009. Bookbinding: How to record the weather. On Saturday September 12th we will be running the first of four workshops in the Flintham Museum Weather Garden. In this first workshop we will start to explore ways to capture, record and present various aspects of the weather. The day will be led by Sarah Brown. Image: 84 Hours by Sarah Brown. Sarah is an amazing bookbinder whose. For more information or to book a place please email Susan Clayton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Flintham Weather Garden: Bookbinding Workshop
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Sunday, 13 September 2009. It was a gloriously sunny day on Saturday for the first Bookbinding Workshop. Temp: 24 c / 75.2 f. As it was such a beautiful day we decided to run the workshop outside in the Weather Garden. Below you can see Sarah Brown. Demonstrating to the group the precision involved in bookbinding. The girls show-off their beautifully crafted fold out rain gauges. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to project partners. Subscribe To This Blog.
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Flintham Weather Garden: June 2009
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Thursday, 11 June 2009. The first of the compartmentalised cabinets that are to be attached to the screens. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Here you can follow the design and production of a fully working kinetic Weather Station to be sited within the new Weather Garden at Flintham Museum, Nottinghamshire. Links to project partners. Subscribe To This Blog.
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Flintham Weather Garden: August 2009
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Sunday, 23 August 2009. Bookbinding: How to record the weather. On Saturday September 12th we will be running the first of four workshops in the Flintham Museum Weather Garden. In this first workshop we will start to explore ways to capture, record and present various aspects of the weather. The day will be led by Sarah Brown. Image: 84 Hours by Sarah Brown. Sarah is an amazing bookbinder whose. For more information or to book a place please email Susan Clayton. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
