Goldsworthy has made cunning edits of the landscape throughout Penpont. He has inscribed local stone walls with yellow lines assembled from the heads of dandelions. Some two decades ago, he built a cairn with pieces of sandstone. As tall as a man and immersed in a sea of bracken, it is now covered in moss and disappears from sight amid summertime growth, only to reëmerge when winter arrives.journey-inline-newsletterinline-newsletter