Step 80. Persistence and patience are necessary.
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Step 79. The struggle continues . . .
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Step 78. Scanning the horizon.
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Step 77. Keep on going
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Step 76. Back after a pause.
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Step 75. A quarter of the way there.
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Step 74. Close up.
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Step 73. A sideways look . . .
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Step 72. See it as it is.
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Step 71. Sorting the real from the real.
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Step 70. Advancing . . .
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Step 69. A quarter of the way . . . back then. This project started 3+ years ago, picking up things off the #beach. “What are you going to do with those?” Our shed was filling up. “Make a sculpture!” Two years ago I started and here I am. Will be completed soon. Then what? […]
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Step 68. Slices of art.
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Step 67. Getting real.
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Step 66. Rust and seawater.
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Step 65. Time for some clues . . .
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Step 64. Do you ever think there’s a long way to go? 50 more? 100? 200? More!
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Step 63. Keeping up with appearances . . .
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Step 62. Overtaking . . .
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Step 61. Close . . .
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Step 60. We’ve reached 250, so there’s some catching up to do . . .
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Step 59. Getting higher.
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Step 58. New year, third year, year of completion?
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Step 57. A squeeze on the table . . .
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Step 56. Catching up . . . we are approaching 250 now . . . and keep on working . . .
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Step 55. I don’t try to understand . . .
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Step 54. Another day, another step.
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Step 53. Completed more than a year ago, but the record has slowed. Time to accelerate . . .
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Step 52. Left foot. Right foot. Left foot. Right foot. It’s relentless. I’ve worked on this for years. When will it be finished?
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Step 51. Start after stalling.
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Step 50. The first half-century.
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Step 49. Direction.
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Step 48. Disguises.
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Step 47. Enlightenment.
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Step 46. Self-sufficiency.
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Step 45. Positive mission.
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Step 44. Hold on.
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Step 43. The Journey Out and In.
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Step 42. Be aware.
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Step 41. Pre-application.
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Step 40. Everything is original. Everything is manipulated. Untangling is the challenge.
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Step 39. Assistance
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Step 38. On the right path.
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Step 37. Echoes of the former Hounslow to Peckham bus route.
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Step 36. The ambition to fulfil.
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Step 35. Accumulating . . .Â
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Step 34. Optimistic that hard work pays off.
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Step 33. Brave and bold.
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Step 32. Looking to future freedom . . .
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Step 31. The will to continue.
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Step 30. A whole month of posting has barely scratched the surface.
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Step 29. Losing count . . .
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Step 28. More power . . .
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Step 27. One day it starts to take on a life of its own . . .
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Step 26. Accumulation.
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Step 25. About one-tenth of the way.
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Step 24. The ideal of everyone, everything.
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Step 23. More is added every day.
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Step 22. One foot in front of another keeps us moving forwards.
Reaching the goal
I started out on this project getting on for two years ago and it seemed a long way in the future. At times, I questioned the point of it: it didn’t look much. Then I started to see the completed work taking shape: it is complete in my mind. I’m now about 80% there and impatient […]
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Step 21. The key . . .
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Step 20. How did this start? Where will it end?
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Step 19. We don’t know what we’re doing and making it up as we go along.
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Step 18. Sometimes it can seem repetitive with no progression. Then we have to have faith and continue . . .
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Step 17. Chlorine.
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Step 16. Apparently, signifying introspection, intuition and independence.
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Step 15. Getting serious.
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Step 14. Where did we go? Wrong.
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13. Unlucky for some. But today we found new material. Added to hundreds already used. Onwards
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On the 12th step to creating something positive out of discarded litter.
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Goodbye singles, hello doubles and beyond.
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There is a fire burning that urges us on.
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We approach double figures and wonder how high we will count.
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The pace would be relentless.
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No rest after the first week: there would be many more.
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Footprints in the sand were setting in stone.
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No one knew how long it would take, but we weren’t going to stop now.
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It started with no ideas, but quickly assumed its own form.
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And we keep going.
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The second step doubled our first achievement.
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The first step is the hardest to take, but we took it.
