Sunday, 16 February 2014
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Why 'Tumbling Moon'?
Nick and I took a ride yesterday up to Betws-y-coed and on the way back the daylight moon was following the line of the mountains and then appeared to 'tumble' down the mountain side.
It is also the way that one of Saturn's moons, Hyperion, is referred to in the following article, http://www.bis.gov.uk/ukspaceagency/news-and-events/2011/Sep/image-of-the-week-cassini-closes-in-on-saturns-tumbling-moon-hyperion but that is just a coincidence!
I said to Nick, what a great name for a gallery and so here we are.
This will be where I collate my art work, sketches, bits and pieces of written work, photos etc and so begins the 'Tumbling Moon Gallery'.
It is also the way that one of Saturn's moons, Hyperion, is referred to in the following article, http://www.bis.gov.uk/ukspaceagency/news-and-events/2011/Sep/image-of-the-week-cassini-closes-in-on-saturns-tumbling-moon-hyperion but that is just a coincidence!
I said to Nick, what a great name for a gallery and so here we are.
This will be where I collate my art work, sketches, bits and pieces of written work, photos etc and so begins the 'Tumbling Moon Gallery'.
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