I had the pleasure of visiting Yorkshire Sculpture Park last week. Located in the grounds of an eighteenth-century mansion, the landscaped gardens work together with the sculptures to create an amazing creative harmony.
There is such a variety of sculptures and each one inspires questions. Indeed, it is amazing the way in which perfect strangers are happy to discuss the sculptures without worrying about their interpretations. Perhaps the visitors feel uninhibited as they are not confined by the walls of gallery that echoes with knowledge. Who knows?’
During the walk, we stumbled on many people from different countries. An Australian woman told me that she had been ‘startled’ by a wonderful sculpture of a woman’s head. 
We agreed that the spirit of the woman seems to beckon you. From a distance, the sculpture looks like a projected image – prompting: is she real or imaginary? As you approach, the sculpture is flat like the silhouette on a stamp.
There are steps carved into the earth, and 
I decided this was also a sculpture but others were sceptical. A plaque marked the spot as if to reassure me.
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a wonderful place to visit. 
I wonder if you would be able to spot the sculptures that instigated our discussions?
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