More from the launch morning of "Tiny Voyages of Discovery" at Ulverston Library and the afternoon at the Cottage.
Photos by Lindsay Ward Photography
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After such a successful morning it was good to have more visitors at the Cottage to show them the book and also give then a whiff of the Oss's clammy breath. We set up a projector in the attic and showed the video from the thursday Oss Night and talked a little about its provenance and future appearances, and the roots of Ellies' book and Alex's Oss in Sir John Barrow's fascination with the Manners And Amusements of the people he encountered.
On the walls of the cottage are prints from Ellie's book, and Lex Blakeways' interpretation of Ann Marie Truter's work. We'll be opening the cottage again in the spring, and if you haven't yet you'll be able to see the work for yourself.
In the meantime, we are scattered around the town..Ellies book is available at Suttons Bookshop and The Tinners' Rabbit Framers,and at Ellie's Etsy site.
And the Oss will rise and walk again soon. Watch the usual spaces.
And the Oss will rise and walk again soon. Watch the usual spaces.
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