Building poetry in Polbeth Community Garden
Foraging Words
On a bright winter's day, we collected words to describe the huge old trees in the community garden. Then we built sentences to give the feel of the trees:
![Charlie.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-27_at_17.43.54.width-500.png)
![Huge tree.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-27_at_17.36.13.width-500.png)
![kev poetry.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-27_at_17.38.16.width-500.png)
![Rebecca.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-27_at_17.35.47.width-500.png)
![Poetry Polbeth Beech.png](/media/images/Poetry_Polbeth_Beech.width-1000.png)
![Poetry Shale Sentinal.psd](/media/images/Poetry_Shale_Sentinal.width-1000.png)
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A Face on the Path
We used seeds leaves, seeds, branches, grass and stones to create art works inspired by Andy Goldsworthy in the community garden.
![Boys and face.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-14_at_20.12.27.width-500.png)
![big tree.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-27_at_17.45.45.width-500.png)
![Heart.png](/media/images/Heart.width-500.png)
![crouching girl.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-14_at_20.14.08.width-500.png)
![tree roots.png](/media/images/Screenshot_2020-03-03_at_09.44.28_m2CoBji.width-1000.png)
We won our John Muir Award for our work at Polbeth Community Garden!