Windgrove has launched a new website which is designed to work with smartphones, iPads and desktop devices.
Please update your bookmarks. This website will remain here and there will always be a direct link back on the new site. The new site is still a work in progress, but constructive ideas and opinions are always welcome
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Windgrove’s House and hilltop block for sale
A short documentary about Peter Adams by Theo Idstrom
Tourism Tasmania – Peter Adams from Brad Sayers Director on Vimeo.
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Ebony and Abby came to Windgrove twice in the past few months to run Embodied Women Retreats. Just resting.
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Woodcarver and Windgrove Resident, Amy Umbel sits on the Berensohn / Lawrence Memorial Bench drawing inspiration from the landscape.
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At the end of the Gaia Evolution Walk is a 6 metre/21 foot tall sculpture that marks the end of the walk. Just to its right is the Gate to the Future.
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Windgrove is a 100 acre coastal property in the south-east of Tasmania that borders Roaring Beach and looks out across Storm Bay to the Antarctic 3000 kilometers away. ‘Life on the Edge’, first published in 2003, is a weekly diary of photos and prose about the comings and goings here.
The author of this blog and steward/ caretaker of Windgrove is Peter Adams. American born (Detroit), Harvard graduate (1968), Peace Corps volunteer (Korea), carpenter (Alaska), furniture designer/maker (North Carolina), sculptor and environmental writer (Tasmania).
His art is in six museums internationally and he has taught at schools in England, America, Korea and Australia.
After purchasing Windgrove in 1991, Peter has spent the ensuing years transforming the landscape through the planting of 8,000 trees and the creation of several large scale Earth Art features. In the process he, himself, has been transformed by the land.
This blog is the story of that reciprocal transformation.
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