"At the proper moment for judging, we all struck our positions in front of our huge, cloth-covered table, painted with grapes, bread and goblets".
She describes large gatherings in woodlands and castles, with huge cloths being laid out.
The cast then unfurled huge cloths which were interchanged to create various tartans.
The war museum here, located in the immense Cloth Hall, a 14th-century market that was literally flattened in the war but for a stump where its huge clock tower stood, is no longer called Ypres Salient Museum.
"Amazing, isn't it?" she says happily, remembering how in 1967 the police let her wrap one of the lions in Trafalgar Square in a huge piece of cloth.
Huge bolts of cloth, green, yellow and pink, seem to writhe and ripple, as if alive, as if they aspire to that condition of protean shapelessness possessed by water.
This is the first installation in New York City of Pink Inc.'s FabricAction, a huge expanse of cloth and spandex filled with tunnels, turrets and tents for children to crawl through.
With a huge billowing stage-cloth and a loud soundtrack portraying the stormy river and refugees arguing with smugglers on either bank, the refugees hold desperately onto a rope -- one traveler is lost -- as they make the perilous crossing.
