Our vision is to create public spaces that encourage connecting with the rhythms and cycles of nature. The Burlington Earth Clock is designed to inspire future scientists and artist alike.
Yearly Archives: 2007
It has been one year since the stones were put in. To celebrate we made some human art. Everyone thought happy thoughts as the plane went overhead! click on the picture for your own Burlington Earth Clock Wallpaper.. Thanks again to Michael Swaidner for doing what he loves.
One Year Anniversary!
Quiet contemplation under a tree…
Amphibians for Peace
During the Art Hop we set up a plywood version of the proposed granite sundial to test.
Sundial Demo
Michael Swaidner takes an aerial photo of the clock.
Bird’s Eye View
Waiting for a clear view of the sunset can be very rewarding…
Equinox Sunset
Toni Stone of Wonderworks Studio just emailed me this quote which covers a lot for me.. “To be hopeful in bad times is not just foolishly romantic. It is based on the fact that human history is a history not only of cruelty but also of compassion, sacrifice, courage, kindness… […]
To be hopeful in bad times…
The Sundial, some landscaping and signs to expian the site, are the remaining items to fund. Here are the drawings for the Sundial. Please leave your comments below. David
Sundial Plans
Friday the 7th at 6:45 pm Candlelight Sunset Circle Bring a friend and enjoy the Natural Beauty that exists even when we are too busy to notice. Sunset is at 7:10 pm Saturday the 8th from 10 am – 3pm Ivan Mcbeth, Bill Gottesman, David Brizendine and Circles for Peace […]
Art Workshop for the Burlington Art Hop!
I am starting this blog as a means of communication for everyone who wants to support the Earth Clock and Circles for Peace. As I learn the the tricks to this blog thing there will be more info added. I welcome your comments and information. Thanks David Brizendine President Circles […]