When I went to Art School in England -- a long time ago in 1958! -- I concentrated on printmaking. I eventually turned to sculpture and taught the discipline in colleges in both England and the United States. I first arrived in the States on a Fulbright Fellowship to teach at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. In response to growing environmental concerns, I returned to school in the early seventies to train as a landscape architect at the University of Pennsylvania. Since then I have made a living designing landscapes and making sculpture for public places throughout the U. S.