2015
SD3391 : 'Lady of the Water', a sculpture at Grizedale Forest
taken 12 years ago, near to Satterthwaite, Cumbria, England

'Lady of the Water', a sculpture at Grizedale Forest
'Also called “Bean an t-Visce” (Welsh), this sculpture by Alannah Robins dates back to 1995 and was noted in a Guardian article in 2011 as one of the UK’s best sculptures of women. The quote on the Grizedale Arts website states – “An important part of the work process is allowing the work to evolve in the making, involving and interaction of sculptor, site and materials. Whilst the woman here is more giving, this is no battle of strengths. Both stand in the water, one baptising and the other being baptised.” ' Link
The figure being poured on definitely looks male (men, make of that what you will).
Midday, New Year's Day 2015
A collection of photographs taken around noon on New Year's Day 2015 by Geographers from all over Great Britain, Ireland and the Isle of Man.
View all the photos on a map here: Link
