1999 COMING FULL CIRCLE, Stacksteads Community Woodland, Lancashire, UK
  Designed like a spinning waterwheel in dry stone. The work has 5 paths into the centre which is planted with an oak tree. The work is 16m in diameter - the outer wall starts at 1.2m coming down to seats at 46cm on the inner circle.
White-blossomed hawthorn, apple and cherry are planted around the outer circle so in the spring the trees appear like foaming water around a wheel. All paths through the woodland (to be planted) will converge on the sculpture, leading the walker into the centre, which is a calm reflective, sunlit space. The inner circle is big enough to seat a class of school children and makes an ideal small outdoor theatre space in the round.
Commissioned by Irwell Sculpture Trail
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