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The other day I heard from Mrs. Crooks who shared her student art from Class 1 at the Ysgol Gellifor School in Wales, UK. Her students range from ages 3 – 7. They studied my collages as part of their food topic in school where they made their own “painting with paper” collages. The students used a variety of solid and textured magazine cutouts to make their collages. Once the students completed their pieces, they covered their pictures with PVA glue. I really enjoyed taking a look at the variety of colors and subjects the students collaged. They did an […]
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A Sentinal stabled at Wolsingham Depot
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England, Wolsingham, Year 12, English
Wolsingham Church Picture by my dad - the Rector at the time.
Thursday's Guardian Country Diary describes a fragment of mature old woodland at Wolsingham in Weardale whose fallen, decaying trees suppor...
WE’VE been haunting Harperley recently, on the banks of the River Wear between Crook and Wolsingham. When the Wear Valley Railway opened in 1847,…
Country diary: Crook, Co Durham: Smoke hung over the stone-slate roofs of a distant Wolsingham below snow-covered fells and a clear blue sky
Here is the main reason for visiting Wolsingham - to see Weardale's contract fleet in action. All four Southdown PD3s were on duty on this day, the BUF-C examples having arrived here back in 1978. BUF 267C would carry on here for another 10 years, and then it passed to Wallace Arnold, who later converted it to open-top for use in Devon. Now preserved back in Southdown colours, but as an open-topper which it never was when they owned it ! Wolsingham School, 11/7/85
Tunstall Reservoir was a water supply storage reservoir completed in 1879, and now used solely to maintain minimum regulatory flows on the River Wear in northeast England. It is situated in the north Pennines of the United Kingdom, and lies 3.5 km north of the village of Wolsingham, in Weardale, County Durham.
