The Pink Link was a project intended to encourage young children to enjoy and interact with the landscape. At the Rossendale Alive Festival in summer 2004, they were invited to fill a bag with small pink pebbles and take them away to mark a favourite spot in the landscape.
After a family picnic looking out over the Calf Hey reservoir, five-year old Ciaran Grimshaw made a 'snake trail' in the grass, using the pink stones he'd collected at the Festival.
In keeping with Land’s aims of protecting and enhancing the landscape, the pebbles were of course completely environmentally friendly.
Image: Pink Link
