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Devil's Limekiln - a collapsed sea cave with waves crashing

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Devil's Limekiln - a collapsed sea cave with waves crashing

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This hole in the ground, hundreds of feet deep used to terrify me as a child and still does as an adult. Open at the bottom by natural tunnel to the sea, the incoming tide turns this natural chalice into a whirlpool of foaming, ice-cold sea water. Climbers abseil down and then make their way to the top again. It sums up the uncontrolable nature of the island, its refusal to be tamed, and the bringing of existential terror to those who choose to dance close.

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The juxtaposition between the remains of the bomber, with melted aluminium in profound heat, and the children

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The method of Lino Cutting did not go well. The materials seemed to be in control, more powerful and refused to be contained. This became the new reading of the place for me - Lundy Island. There was a sense of the importance of the island remaining wild and untamed and not subject to rule and law. There was a sense of independence, that the island would have its way.

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A map of Lundy from 1859 as part of a corrective survey.  I am interested in how the layers of history of place, lay down a shared reality or understanding that is shared within that time and space - although subsequent evidence, further down the line, often demonstrates erroneous thinking, or cultural bias attached to the time and context.

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An account of the layers of memory of Lundy

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The invitation was to produce a "subverted map". Lundy Island has been a haunt of mine since childhood - and I didn't realise until I started the map - how my very being is immersed in the landscape of the island with profound experiences imbedded in the location.

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The old light house made of granite with its storm sills to protect it against atlantic storms

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The Old Light - I have stayed in the lighthouse keepers' quarters.  The lighthouse is rumoured to have been built too high on the island so its light was obscured by the deep fogs and mists - so was replaced by two new lighthouses north and south

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Two huge stone sarcophagi were found by the islanders containing two huge skeletons and collections of anciet beads

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The finding of the remains of "giants" on Lundy really captured my imagination as a child.  Out to sea on this remote island truly lived giants.  Was this the eventual resting place of King Arthur in the west?  Who were these magical giants

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The origins of Benson Cave are disputed, some saying its origins are from the 14th Century.  It was said to be used by Benson to conceal smuggled tobacco on the island but also there are deep rumours of slaves being traded and kept in the cave - people trafficed by pirates