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New year, new blog

New year, new blog

It’s a New Year and a new blog on the website by Langdyke’s Artists in Residence Sarah Lambert and Kathryn Parsons.

You can read it on their blog page here

Tags Kathryn Parsons, Sarah Lambert
February events
Video: Watch the barn owl

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