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A delightful adventure to Jupiter Artland
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点评：On my birthday, we set off on a delightful journey to Jupiter Artland, leaving our furry friend at home for the day. To our surprise, we arrived at the charming little black hut that serves as the box office much sooner than expected. A friendly young man welcomed us, and after a quick payment and a simple gift aid donation, we were ready to explore, map in hand
Driving through the grounds, we were immediately captivated by the picturesque views of rolling grass hills. These vibrant landscapes were not only a feast for the eyes but also beckoned us to explore, with enchanting paths winding their way to the summits. At the foot of the hills, I spotted a serene swan gliding gracefully across the still pond, its calm demeanour instantly setting a peaceful tone for our adventure.
Continuing our exploration, we encountered playful goats in their pen, infusing a bit of gentle fun into our day. At the pinnacle of the site, next to the car park, we marvelled at Marc Quinn's impressive 12-meter-high sculpture, “Love Bomb.” This striking piece, depicting a modified flower, poignantly illustrates how human desires are reshaping the natural world.
Eager to capture memories, we snapped a few photographs, though we found ourselves feeling a bit disoriented amidst the vastness of the art installations. Seeking direction, we approached fellow visitors to inquire about the café, hoping to fuel our adventure with some refreshments.
Following their guidance, we made our way towards the café, and spotted the massive orange house, this is the home of the two people who own the site, Nicky and Robert Wilson. Everything is very clean and appealing. Ahead of us is a structure, I cannot make it out initially, a large white construction, with white paper or storage inside, but as you approach you hear music and realise it is a coffin type structure, I am a little put off by this, until I read the sign to discover it is in fact “the spell or the dream” and inside this glass case lies the most beautiful captivating woman in a deep sleep and as you wander around the more you see the more special and fascinating this piece becomes.
We continue on the path to the café, there is a small gate leading to the garden in front of the large house, and in front of that a small polite sign saying for you to respect their privacy as it is their home. This makes you feel almost connected in some small way. There is a theme throughout, a calming, polite and respectful place to enjoy and explore in whatever way you wish to interpret, thought provoking and fun. Next there is a sign. You become excited at what this new adventure will provide. George Wilson The earth Exhales and an arrow you eagerly follow it. It seems to be part of the large orange house. And a garden, like you would find in a child’s book. A small cross shaped pond, a dovecote and garden. This leads to the entrance, and you walk into a discover an open fire and chandelier housed, sumptuous room. On the walls are the most intriguing paintings, unusual and appealing and there are small bugs in the paintings and on the surrounding walls, but this feels safe as you are captured with in this world, in this spell bound room.
We leave and continue on, a sign captures your eye, “You imagine what you desire.” I do not fully understand this, but I am content to accept it at this time. Later I discover this is a fragment from a quotation by George Bernard Shaw: “Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will.” We find the café but decide to have something later. There is a pathway inviting us to follow it. We cannot refuse; there are busts in the bushes on this pathway then you turn a corner to discover an extremely brightly painted swimming pool and glass dome. There is a girl sitting in the dome and again we say hello, and she is very polite and friendly. We head to the shop, and it is beautifully designed but a little pricey for us. We leave by the back door. The back of the shop wall is covered in mirrors and design. This is called the Forrest as these mirrors reflect the changing seasons that they reflect. We follow the path, passing sequins disco balls, and next is a cage homing a never-ending hole, it is called Suck. It is fascinating as you try to see into the depth of the hole but are just out of reach. The wonderful thing is you are guided on a path and discover sculptures, artwork and ideas and can choose how much you wish to explore each and what you wish to gain from each of them.
As we wandered, we encountered installations like Firmament, the stone house, weeping girls, Temple of Apollo, Landscape with gun and tree, in memory, cells of life, the rose walk, Quarry, The light pours out of me, Stone Coppice, Rivers and then back to see the goats close up and what perfect little well-kept creatures they are. I see a gardener working at the cells of life and wonder how the vast open grass fields are maintained so well. Next the horse and large sheep in a field. Then the sign for Jupiter.. only 964 million Kilometers and you would be there! The name of the park. Finally, we go back to the beautiful café for cake and a coffee passing chickens and further amazing artwork. A fabulous and fascinating place that lives with you even after you leave making it perfect for my birthday adventure. The more you find out about the place and the exhibits the more interesting it becomes, wonderful!
Driving through the grounds, we were immediately captivated by the picturesque views of rolling grass hills. These vibrant landscapes were not only a feast for the eyes but also beckoned us to explore, with enchanting paths winding their way to the summits. At the foot of the hills, I spotted a serene swan gliding gracefully across the still pond, its calm demeanour instantly setting a peaceful tone for our adventure.
Continuing our exploration, we encountered playful goats in their pen, infusing a bit of gentle fun into our day. At the pinnacle of the site, next to the car park, we marvelled at Marc Quinn's impressive 12-meter-high sculpture, “Love Bomb.” This striking piece, depicting a modified flower, poignantly illustrates how human desires are reshaping the natural world.
Eager to capture memories, we snapped a few photographs, though we found ourselves feeling a bit disoriented amidst the vastness of the art installations. Seeking direction, we approached fellow visitors to inquire about the café, hoping to fuel our adventure with some refreshments.
Following their guidance, we made our way towards the café, and spotted the massive orange house, this is the home of the two people who own the site, Nicky and Robert Wilson. Everything is very clean and appealing. Ahead of us is a structure, I cannot make it out initially, a large white construction, with white paper or storage inside, but as you approach you hear music and realise it is a coffin type structure, I am a little put off by this, until I read the sign to discover it is in fact “the spell or the dream” and inside this glass case lies the most beautiful captivating woman in a deep sleep and as you wander around the more you see the more special and fascinating this piece becomes.
We continue on the path to the café, there is a small gate leading to the garden in front of the large house, and in front of that a small polite sign saying for you to respect their privacy as it is their home. This makes you feel almost connected in some small way. There is a theme throughout, a calming, polite and respectful place to enjoy and explore in whatever way you wish to interpret, thought provoking and fun. Next there is a sign. You become excited at what this new adventure will provide. George Wilson The earth Exhales and an arrow you eagerly follow it. It seems to be part of the large orange house. And a garden, like you would find in a child’s book. A small cross shaped pond, a dovecote and garden. This leads to the entrance, and you walk into a discover an open fire and chandelier housed, sumptuous room. On the walls are the most intriguing paintings, unusual and appealing and there are small bugs in the paintings and on the surrounding walls, but this feels safe as you are captured with in this world, in this spell bound room.
We leave and continue on, a sign captures your eye, “You imagine what you desire.” I do not fully understand this, but I am content to accept it at this time. Later I discover this is a fragment from a quotation by George Bernard Shaw: “Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will.” We find the café but decide to have something later. There is a pathway inviting us to follow it. We cannot refuse; there are busts in the bushes on this pathway then you turn a corner to discover an extremely brightly painted swimming pool and glass dome. There is a girl sitting in the dome and again we say hello, and she is very polite and friendly. We head to the shop, and it is beautifully designed but a little pricey for us. We leave by the back door. The back of the shop wall is covered in mirrors and design. This is called the Forrest as these mirrors reflect the changing seasons that they reflect. We follow the path, passing sequins disco balls, and next is a cage homing a never-ending hole, it is called Suck. It is fascinating as you try to see into the depth of the hole but are just out of reach. The wonderful thing is you are guided on a path and discover sculptures, artwork and ideas and can choose how much you wish to explore each and what you wish to gain from each of them.
As we wandered, we encountered installations like Firmament, the stone house, weeping girls, Temple of Apollo, Landscape with gun and tree, in memory, cells of life, the rose walk, Quarry, The light pours out of me, Stone Coppice, Rivers and then back to see the goats close up and what perfect little well-kept creatures they are. I see a gardener working at the cells of life and wonder how the vast open grass fields are maintained so well. Next the horse and large sheep in a field. Then the sign for Jupiter.. only 964 million Kilometers and you would be there! The name of the park. Finally, we go back to the beautiful café for cake and a coffee passing chickens and further amazing artwork. A fabulous and fascinating place that lives with you even after you leave making it perfect for my birthday adventure. The more you find out about the place and the exhibits the more interesting it becomes, wonderful!
翻译：在我生日那天，我们兴致勃勃地前往朱庇特艺术园 (Jupiter Artland)，把毛茸茸的小伙伴留在家里一天。出乎意料的是，我们比预期早得多就到达了那间迷人的黑色小屋——售票处。一位友善的年轻人热情地接待了我们，我们迅速付了票，并做了一笔简单的捐赠，之后便拿着地图，准备开始探索。
驱车穿过园区，我们立刻被连绵起伏的草丘美景所吸引。这片生机勃勃的景色不仅令人赏心悦目，更吸引着我们去探索，蜿蜒的小径通往山顶。在山脚下，我看到一只宁静的天鹅优雅地滑过平静的池塘，它温顺的姿态瞬间为我们的探险之旅定下了平和的基调。
继续探索，我们在羊圈里遇到了几只活泼的山羊，为我们的旅程增添了一丝轻松的乐趣。在园区最高点，停车场旁边，我们惊叹于马克·奎恩令人印象深刻的12米高雕塑作品“爱的炸弹”。这件引人注目的作品描绘了一朵经过改造的花朵，生动地展现了人类的欲望如何重塑自然世界。
我们急于留下美好回忆，拍了几张照片，但置身于如此庞大的艺术装置群中，我们感到有些迷茫。为了寻找方向，我们向其他游客询问咖啡馆的位置，希望能补充能量。
在他们的指引下，我们找到了咖啡馆，看到了那栋巨大的橙色房子，那是园区两位主人尼基和罗伯特·威尔逊的家。一切都非常干净整洁，令人赏心悦目。前方是一座建筑，起初我看不清它的模样，一个巨大的白色结构，里面似乎装着白纸或其他物品。走近后，你听到音乐，才意识到它像个棺材。我一开始有点反感，直到我读到标牌，才发现它其实是“咒语或梦境”。在这个玻璃罩里，一位美丽动人的女子正沉睡着。你四处走走，越看越觉得这件作品特别而迷人。
我们继续沿着小路走向咖啡馆。在大房子前，有一扇小门通往花园。门前立着一块小小的告示，提醒你尊重他们的隐私，因为这是他们的家。这让你感觉仿佛与他们建立了某种联系。整个空间都贯穿着一种主题：一个宁静、礼貌、令人尊重的地方，你可以用任何你喜欢的方式去享受和探索，它引人深思，也充满乐趣。接下来，你看到一块标牌。你对即将到来的新冒险感到兴奋不已。乔治·威尔逊，《大地吐息》，你迫不及待地追随它。它似乎是那栋大橘子屋的一部分。还有一个花园，就像你在儿童绘本里看到的那样。一个十字形的小池塘，一个鸽舍，还有花园。沿着这些走，就到了入口，走进去，你会发现一个华丽的房间，里面有壁炉和枝形吊灯。墙上挂着一些非常引人入胜的画作，别具一格，十分吸引人。画里和周围的墙壁上有一些小虫子，但这反而让人感到安全，因为你被带入了这个世界，在这个充满魔力的房间里。
我们离开房间继续前行，一个标语吸引了我们的目光：“你想象你所渴望的。” 我当时并不完全理解这句话的意思，但欣然接受了它。后来我发现，这句话出自萧伯纳的一句名言：“想象力是创造的开始。你想象你所渴望的，你意志你所想象的，最终你创造你所意志的。” 我们找到了咖啡馆，但决定稍后再吃。一条小路在召唤我们沿着它走。我们无法拒绝；这条小路的灌木丛里摆放着一些半身像，转过一个弯，你会发现一个色彩极其鲜艳的游泳池和一个玻璃穹顶。穹顶里坐着一个女孩，我们再次向她问好，她非常礼貌友好。我们去了商店，商店设计精美，但对我们来说有点贵。我们从后门离开。商店的后墙布满了镜子和各种设计。这里被称为“森林”，因为这些镜子会反射四季的变迁。我们沿着小路走，经过亮片迪斯科球，下一个地方是一个笼子，里面装着一个深不见底的洞，它被称为“吸盘”。当你试图看清洞底却又始终无法触及时，你会感到非常着迷。最棒的是，你会沿着一条引导线，发现各种雕塑、艺术品和创意，你可以自由选择想要探索的程度以及想要从中获得的感悟。
我们漫步其中，遇到了诸如苍穹、石头房子、哭泣的女孩、阿波罗神庙、枪与树的风景、记忆、生命细胞、玫瑰步道、采石场、光芒从我身上倾泻而出、石头小树林、河流等装置艺术作品，然后又回去近距离观看山羊，它们真是完美的小家伙，被照顾得很好。我看到一位园丁在精心照料着生命细胞，不禁好奇这片广袤的草地是如何维护得如此完好的。接着，我看到田野里有匹马和几只大羊。然后是木星的标志……距离那里只有9.64亿公里！这就是公园的名字。最后，我们回到那家漂亮的咖啡馆，一边享用蛋糕和咖啡，一边看着鸡群和更多令人惊叹的艺术作品。这是一个奇妙而迷人的地方，即使离开之后，它依然萦绕在你的心头，让我的生日之旅无比完美。你对这个地方和展品了解得越多，就越觉得它有趣，真是太棒了！
驱车穿过园区，我们立刻被连绵起伏的草丘美景所吸引。这片生机勃勃的景色不仅令人赏心悦目，更吸引着我们去探索，蜿蜒的小径通往山顶。在山脚下，我看到一只宁静的天鹅优雅地滑过平静的池塘，它温顺的姿态瞬间为我们的探险之旅定下了平和的基调。
继续探索，我们在羊圈里遇到了几只活泼的山羊，为我们的旅程增添了一丝轻松的乐趣。在园区最高点，停车场旁边，我们惊叹于马克·奎恩令人印象深刻的12米高雕塑作品“爱的炸弹”。这件引人注目的作品描绘了一朵经过改造的花朵，生动地展现了人类的欲望如何重塑自然世界。
我们急于留下美好回忆，拍了几张照片，但置身于如此庞大的艺术装置群中，我们感到有些迷茫。为了寻找方向，我们向其他游客询问咖啡馆的位置，希望能补充能量。
在他们的指引下，我们找到了咖啡馆，看到了那栋巨大的橙色房子，那是园区两位主人尼基和罗伯特·威尔逊的家。一切都非常干净整洁，令人赏心悦目。前方是一座建筑，起初我看不清它的模样，一个巨大的白色结构，里面似乎装着白纸或其他物品。走近后，你听到音乐，才意识到它像个棺材。我一开始有点反感，直到我读到标牌，才发现它其实是“咒语或梦境”。在这个玻璃罩里，一位美丽动人的女子正沉睡着。你四处走走，越看越觉得这件作品特别而迷人。
我们继续沿着小路走向咖啡馆。在大房子前，有一扇小门通往花园。门前立着一块小小的告示，提醒你尊重他们的隐私，因为这是他们的家。这让你感觉仿佛与他们建立了某种联系。整个空间都贯穿着一种主题：一个宁静、礼貌、令人尊重的地方，你可以用任何你喜欢的方式去享受和探索，它引人深思，也充满乐趣。接下来，你看到一块标牌。你对即将到来的新冒险感到兴奋不已。乔治·威尔逊，《大地吐息》，你迫不及待地追随它。它似乎是那栋大橘子屋的一部分。还有一个花园，就像你在儿童绘本里看到的那样。一个十字形的小池塘，一个鸽舍，还有花园。沿着这些走，就到了入口，走进去，你会发现一个华丽的房间，里面有壁炉和枝形吊灯。墙上挂着一些非常引人入胜的画作，别具一格，十分吸引人。画里和周围的墙壁上有一些小虫子，但这反而让人感到安全，因为你被带入了这个世界，在这个充满魔力的房间里。
我们离开房间继续前行，一个标语吸引了我们的目光：“你想象你所渴望的。” 我当时并不完全理解这句话的意思，但欣然接受了它。后来我发现，这句话出自萧伯纳的一句名言：“想象力是创造的开始。你想象你所渴望的，你意志你所想象的，最终你创造你所意志的。” 我们找到了咖啡馆，但决定稍后再吃。一条小路在召唤我们沿着它走。我们无法拒绝；这条小路的灌木丛里摆放着一些半身像，转过一个弯，你会发现一个色彩极其鲜艳的游泳池和一个玻璃穹顶。穹顶里坐着一个女孩，我们再次向她问好，她非常礼貌友好。我们去了商店，商店设计精美，但对我们来说有点贵。我们从后门离开。商店的后墙布满了镜子和各种设计。这里被称为“森林”，因为这些镜子会反射四季的变迁。我们沿着小路走，经过亮片迪斯科球，下一个地方是一个笼子，里面装着一个深不见底的洞，它被称为“吸盘”。当你试图看清洞底却又始终无法触及时，你会感到非常着迷。最棒的是，你会沿着一条引导线，发现各种雕塑、艺术品和创意，你可以自由选择想要探索的程度以及想要从中获得的感悟。
我们漫步其中，遇到了诸如苍穹、石头房子、哭泣的女孩、阿波罗神庙、枪与树的风景、记忆、生命细胞、玫瑰步道、采石场、光芒从我身上倾泻而出、石头小树林、河流等装置艺术作品，然后又回去近距离观看山羊，它们真是完美的小家伙，被照顾得很好。我看到一位园丁在精心照料着生命细胞，不禁好奇这片广袤的草地是如何维护得如此完好的。接着，我看到田野里有匹马和几只大羊。然后是木星的标志……距离那里只有9.64亿公里！这就是公园的名字。最后，我们回到那家漂亮的咖啡馆，一边享用蛋糕和咖啡，一边看着鸡群和更多令人惊叹的艺术作品。这是一个奇妙而迷人的地方，即使离开之后，它依然萦绕在你的心头，让我的生日之旅无比完美。你对这个地方和展品了解得越多，就越觉得它有趣，真是太棒了！
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