Dominic Thomas - site specific art works

The Fruits Of Commerce And Industry, 1998 Wood, glass, plant material Installed at the Reynolds Double warehouse Gloucester docks, Gloucester as part of the Sturge exhibition And the two rivers shall be led to celebrate their marriage in the midst of an immense Amphitheatre beneath Sapperton hill - Alexander Pope 1722 The Stroudwater Navigation rose from low water in the river Severn to Walbridge Basin 92 feet 9 inches via twelve locks. From Walbridge to the Sapperton Tunnel the Thames & Severn canal rose 241 feet via a total twenty eight locks.


Framilode Junction Whitminster Bristol Road Westfield Court Orchard Pike Blunder Top of Five Ryford Double Dudbridge Walbridge lower Walbridge Upper Bowbridge Griffin Ham Mill Hope Mill Gough's Orchard Bourn Beale's St. Mary's Grist Mill Ballinger's Chalford Chapel Bell Red Lion Golden Valley Bolting Baker's Mill Puck Mill Lower Puck Mill Upper Whitehall Lower Whitehall Upper Bathurst's Meadow Lower Bathurst's Meadow Upper Sickeridge Wood Lower Sickeridge Wood Upper Daneway Basin Daneway Bridge	Elder Marsh Bedstraw Hawthorn Lesser Spearwort Hemlock Bramble Buddleia Great Willow-herb Hoary Plantain Hemp Agrimony Skullcap Sheep's Sorrel Bristly Oxtongue Beech Lesser Burdock Dog Rose Ragwort Hazel Meadow Sweet Lords and Ladies Tricholoma Ustatoides Meadow Cranesbill Dandelion Dock Hogweed Woody Nightshade Reed Goats Beard Figwort Greater Burdock Sedge Ash Marsh Thistle Smooth Sow Thistle Wild Oats Tree Ear Sycamore Spear Thistle Travelers Joy
The Thames and Severn Canal was abandoned in 1933 and all traffic had ceased on the Stroudwater Navigation by 1941.