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This activity includes the following sessions:

• Looking at the Barry Flannigan sculpture of the Hare acrobats, use charcoal to do drawings of the sculpture, choosing different angles and perspectives, several quick sketches and changing positions/viewpoints several times.
• Recycling a plastic bottle to make a self-watering planter for your windowsill, to grow spinach, lambs lettuce, or herbs. (Bring along an old 1.25L-2L plastic bottle, if you have one ready to recycle).
• Wandering through campus on a trail, discovering sculptures you may not have seen before. Leave your own land art for others to find… leaf circles and patterns, stick stacks and woven ‘nests’ miniature stone circles etc…
• Visit the Barry Flannagan sculpture and make your own sculpture of a hare.
• Collecting wheelbarrows of autumn leaves to turn into leaf mulch and a spot of relaxed weeding.
• Taking a tea light candle on a trail of discovering tree spells and messages. Leaving our own messages and spells in the trees.
• Clearing out our beds outside and in our polytunnel, ready for the winter, and possibly planting some autumn-growing vegetables too!
• Making seed bombs out of clay, soil, and wildflower seeds that can be dried out and later used for a small bit of ‘guerrilla gardening’.

Session order will depend on the weather and how the seasons change this year.