Kairos is the third bienniel Bergh Apton Sculpture Trail. The work of a small Norfolk village of some 430 souls, it is motivated by a happy mixture of strong moral and practical support, enthusiasm, hard work and artistic creativity. These things were gifts to the project from the people of this village, its organising team, its gardeners and the sculptors who have come amongst us with their ideas and their skills.

Why Kairos?
He was the youngest son of Zeus; the god of opportunity, and of personal time. He tells us to graso an opportunity for it comes but once; and to take the time to enjoy beauty and the provocation of our senses. In coming to Bergh Apton today you have already grasped such an opportunity; we hope that the Trail will provoke your senses and send you away enriched by what yo have seen. This year we have added the sense of sound to those of sight and touch on the Trail, as we sprinkle the gardens with music to delight you.

Thanks and acknoledgements go to :-
Our Patron - Sir Philip Dowson CBE
South Norfolk Council's leisure team. Norfolk County Council
Contributers to the village exhibition.
Park and ride drivers - Car park attendants - First aiders - Park and Ride providers:-
John Andrews - Ben Burgess Ltd - Bergh Apton conservation trust - Kip and Alison Bertram - Chet taxis - Anne Harris - R.D. Hutton & Partners - Robin Key - Langley School - the Parochial church council - Raveningham Estates - Derek Secker - Thurton Players - Hugh Lupton - Paul Jackson - Maggie Cambell - Liz McGowan - Gamesengine.com - RMC concrete products 0 Travis Perkins and our many anonymous doners and supporters.