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Tag Archives: culture
The Battle of Orgreave 1984
I produce Swedish style, egg tempera folk art paintings. In Sweden this is known as a ‘Bonad’ -a decorative wall hanging (plural is Bonader). This painting ‘the Miner and the Horse II’ came about because while researching mining on the internet before … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Big society, culture, Derbyshire, folk art, rural community, Sheffield, Uncategorized
Tagged arts, culture, Derbyshire, folk art, illustration, miners' strike, mining, Orgreave, story, tradition, uk
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Fragile, naïve and centuries old; Peak District well dressing
A lovely video from @terrybnd all about our wonderful well dressings. Tissington is always the first and is the most spectacular, but from May to September you can find a well dressing somewhere in the Peak District. Tissington is a … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Derbyshire, eco tourism, folk art, nature, Peak District, travel, Uncategorized
Tagged art, community, culture, Derbyshire, folk art, Peak District, tradition, uk, well dressing
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