Saturday, 30 January 2010
A personal touch at Little Chef, Okehampton
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Set off for London from Cornwall, very early. The full moon still visible over St Ives.
Snow on Dartmoor. Stop for coffee at a rather bleak Little Chef near Okehampton, and see that someone has tried to cheer the place up with pale green ribbons (the colour matching the icy landscape outside).
Looking at needlework, embroidery and fabric... This relates to work at Bridging Arts' STITCH project.
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