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We had a gentle day today. Sarah made a grasshopper and a pig's head in origami - her first ever attempts. Ed finished his tiger and Phil completed his version of Munch's scream. Toby worked on a pastel drawing of a cove where he'd been snorkelling. Puzul discovered a new pen and used it for detail of boats in a seascape. Owl began another dinosaur painting to make them into a diptych and he bought a book for us about den building. Next week we will be visiting Tremenheere Sculpture gardens for a day with artist Belle Benfield who will be leading us in a workshop about medicinal herbs, pilgrimage and seed politics,
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