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  1. A Change of Season
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    Ramsgate Beach, photo by Amanda Jane Ogden Hello! I am writing this on Monday 31st August, which is a Bank Holiday in England. I began the day by taking my usual walk: setting out from home and heading up the hill to the East Cliff in Ramsgate then walking along the promenade at the top of the cliff and enjoying the view of the beach and the sea before returning home through the town. Passing a blue commemorative plaque in the small park in Albion Square which celebrates the visit of Jane Austen to Ramsgate to visit her brother in 1803 is a helpful reminder that this town has a historic past which is evidenced in many of its beautiful older buildings. Blue plaque commemorating Jane Austen’s visit to Ramsgate, photo by Amanda Jane Ogden Ramsgate is an interesting place and I love being able to see the sea every day. The extremely hot weather we have experienced this summer is subsiding an
  2. Textiles in the Park
    Aug 24, 2026 · original
    Apology! This post was sent out to subscribers and appeared here with the bulk of the piece missing. Please find the corrected post below. Next month Contemporary Textiles London – of which I am a member – are exhibiting at Morden Hall Park from Saturday 3 September to Saturday 26 September 2026. Morden Hall Park is a beautiful green space owned by the National Trust. It was once a former deer park and it has a river running through it. It is a lovely place to visit. In the stable courtyard there is a display area where our exhibition will be held and where you can also find a fine second-hand bookshop and an excellent café. You can find out more on the Morden Hall website (link at the end of the post). As a group, we exhibit every two years. This time our exhibition is closely linked to Morden Hall Park. Each member of the group has to make a textile piece directly inspired by something

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