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Date: 26 August 2022
Location: Berwick-upon-Tweed 55.7647556,-1.9851805
There has been a breakwater protecting the Tweed estuary at Berwick since the thirteenth century. The present structure, a 960-yard-long stone pier, was completed in 1821, and the 44-foot-tall lighthouse at its extremity — designed by engineer George Nelson — was built in 1826.
this endless sea is an installation by interdisciplinary artist and sea swimmer Chloe Smith. An audiovisual work playing inside the hut explores themes of grief and the sea.
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Lovely shots, nice sunny day!
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Thank you! Yes, the weather goddesses were kind. Somewhere I’m guessing you will have been?
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Not yet but it’s on the list!
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From the perspective of a drizzly January day, this looks impossibly bright. What a history! And the wall has stood for a long time.
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Yes! It is quite a delight to look back on those resplendent days from the dark, wet winter.
∞ ♡ ✰ ❁ 𑁍 𝓉𝒽𝒶𝓃𝓀 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𑁍 ❁ ✰ ♡ ∞
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