To celebrate the regeneration of Hindhead after closure of the old A3 through the Devil's Punch Bowl at Hindhead, the National Trust has supported the Hindhead A3D project. Close to the National Trust Cafe at Hindhead, on the route of the old road, is a new sculpture by Jon Edgar, in which local themes are interwoven by carving into a block of Portland stone, originally weighing 3 tonnes.

2 April 2013. Dawn illumination down the route of the old A3 at Hindhead

30 March 2013. The base is high enough to allow for dogs

23 March 2013. Opening day! Pippa Hesselmann and Tess

Sir Jim Rose and Denise McCulloch (Jon half hidden at right)

People at one of the school benches. Note the hurtling hydrometeors

Attending to speeches (note that its still snowing)

Denise McCulloch and Sonia Percival our triumphant leaders

and our essential Woolmer Dog

18 March 2013, a day with nice uniform illumination by diffuse sunlight ...

14 March 2013. Jon contemplating refinements to his stone -
The face belongs to whom? And what's happening below?

9 March. Denise, Paul Miller making a movie, Pippa, Sonia & Peter Hasselmann

Denise, Pippa and Paul, Jon carving

Preoccupation

Jon, Sonia and Martin Opie

At right are Paul, Maureen's friend and Maureen

The Celtic cross (at right, 5 March) we know. Of other things we are less certain.

5 March. The face has eyelids

23 February. Left-eye, right-eye, left-eye views
for either relaxed-eye or cross-eye viewing

23 February

20 February

28 January

28 January 2013