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Art & Heritage 'side by side' at former GCI Radar Station RAF Ripperston

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What a Wonderful Day

Posted on October 3, 2019 by Jane Eve Dixon

Yesterday I posted an image of Joe Frowen’s ‘Stargate Astronauts’

Yesterday I had three ‘Stargate Astronauts’ to gaze at with admiration

Today I have only two ‘Stargate Astronauts’ remaining here with me. Ah!

One of them has gone ‘stargazing’, bought by the super HPB visitors

James and Bethany

of

Beerblefish Brewery

51.721229 -5.185838

Dale, Haverfordwest, UK

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Peter Spriggs' latest exhibition, Sosban Fach, is raw, emotional and a rare example of what, in my humble opinion, is art at its best. It is definitely not to be missed. See www.sethousearts.com and go to my page, News Blog for more thoughts - https://janeevedixon.wordpress.com/

HPB members are amazing.They simply come for a guided tour of this fine historic WW11 GCI Radar Station, just one mile from St Brides Castle, and are then treated to an hour long presentation, an emotional poem by Waldo Williams sung by a wonderful Welsh Rugby choir, rooms full of history accompanied by local anecdotes and a gallery full of Art. Art by both Emerging and also Master West Wales Artists, Sutherland and Lochhead to name just two. And yet, they are constantly enthusiastic, encouraging and keen to pass their enjoyment of their visit on to others. Today was no exception, 5 visitors in total, the last one stayed until 2pm chatting about radar history and art. Visitors praise us for our hard work in creating this space but we would like to thank you all of you for making our guided tour days so very special. Here's to retirement, we are enjoying every minute of it. www.sethousearts.com #hpbmoments #hpbholidays #hpbbondholders #hpbstbrides

Merry Christmas to Paul and the Girls at HPB St Brides Castle from Jane & John #hpbmoments #hpbholidays #sethousearts #stbridescastle

HPB Writers Visit former GCI RAF Ripperston & Set House Arts. They especially liked Fink Beynon's Artist's Book. A fabulous week of HPB visitors with lovely comments. Thank you for visiting. Comment "What a fantastic treasure you have both created. A hidden gem. Thank you for such an excellent visit" #hpbmoments

Sharing anacdotes from WWII in the Mess Room with HPB visitors, the station records and curator John.

James and Bethany of Beerblefish Brewery are thrilled to purchase one of Joe Frowen's Ceramic Art pieces.

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