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Matthew Barney with Lord Rannoch3757 viewsAuditions for Matthew Barney's "Guardian of the Veil" at the Manchester International Festival, July 2007.Apr 01, 2007
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Kiko and Marjorie576 viewsDuring our visit in one of the examining rooms at the Royal Veterinary College, near Potters Barr.Apr 01, 2007
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Marjorie Visiting With Kiko641 viewsAt the Queen Mother Hospital, Royal Veterinary College. This is our first visit with Kiko after he had a couple of lung lobes removed surgically. We drove down to Potters Bar on Saturday afternoon to see how he was doing and to give him some fish (which we bought at a motorway stop on the M40 for �7.99).Apr 01, 2007
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Matthew Barney with Lord Rannoch2685 viewsMatthew getting the "feel" of walking a Highland bull.Apr 01, 2007
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Kiko -- Hairless On One Side688 viewsKiko a few days after the surgery to remove two lobes from his right lung. This is our first visit with Kiko after his operation. They certainly shaved a lot of his fur. He was hungry and seemed happy to see us. What he really wanted to do was leave! We're hoping he can go home later today.Apr 01, 2007
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Kiko740 viewsIn the examing room at the Royal Veterinary College, a few days after Kiko's lung surgery.Apr 01, 2007
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Kiko After His Lung Surgery590 viewsDespite the big surgical gash behind his right leg, he's still bright-eyed and was happy to see us. He made it clear that he'd had enough of hospital life, and wanted to go home.Apr 01, 2007
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Kiko's Surgical Side701 viewsKiko has a two-texture look. He was completely shaved on his ride side for his lung surgery. His left side was still furry and soft.Apr 01, 2007
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Whitby782 viewsA cold January afternoon, overlooking Whitby from the foot of the Captain Cook statue.Mar 29, 2007
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Scarborough747 viewsMarjorie and Cathy looking out over the cold North Sea at Scarborough in January, 2007. Seems quite removed from parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme!Mar 29, 2007
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Electronic Innards of Stable Gate769 viewsI asked Gregorz to please remove the cover to the stable gate equipment this afternoon, and this is what we found. I believe this is the radio-control equipment, as well as a step-down transformer for the gate motor. It's been mounted about eight inches above the ground, but is always covered by a thick black cover. Gregorz had to remove a few screws to reveal the "innards."Mar 28, 2007
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Stable Gate at Lucies Farm894 viewsPhotographed from the stable yard, looking down our track (with Gregorz manually latching the gate). The motor that should open and close the gate is on the right in this photograph. As is shown, the gate is exposed to the elements, and wind coming down the track and from the neighbour's field hits the gate staight on.Mar 28, 2007
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