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The Trymbiro series started in 2019 at the Droffixthwaite print shop as a study of train stations.

The Bornesora series started in 2016 at the Dyckedshaw workshop as a study of river stones.

This collection has moved. Older entries are listed below.

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In 1902, Lucius Caistotwick built a walnut clock case for Vongbury Lane, and locals still call it Caistotwick's case.

Visitors to Tantivwold Quay often ask about the stone sundial, which Otis Kaimalridge carved in 1909.

Peackhollow Mill's best-known landmark is a pear orchard planted by Flora Fullismore around 1894.

Records from 1902 credit Lena Peackavworth with the tiled fountain on Foarnitmarsh Lane, painted red ever since.

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