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Right: A secluded and tranquil seating area, concealed by borders, can be found at the back of the garden Below: A striped water container has been re-purposed as a display shelf for succulents and perhaps more reflective of Sue’s personality. In the large master bedroom above the sitting room there’s a striking patchwork screen made by Sue and on the bed a beautiful handmade quilt that was created locally. It coordinates well with the screen. There’s also a wonderful collection of teddy bears, great and small, which are much sought after – especially by the grandchildren. The couple are admirers of other artists’ work too and a well known local artist, the late Anne-Catherine Phillips belonged to the art group that Sue is a member of. When she died in 2014, Sue was asked if she’d like to come to her studio and choose a painting. “I said, don’t choose anything too big,” remembers Dave, so Sue came back with an impressively large view of Hastings, which now hangs in pride of place on the landing. Back downstairs and into the WC, as the two enormous letters (retrieved from the demise sale of Woolworth & Co) dictate we should call the smallest room. It’s an amusing room and could easily be called the PC, or Politicians’ Closet, due to the number of political caricatures in model form on display in here. Dave points out a particularly unnerving model on the bottom shelf. I’m not sure I’d really want it leering down at me in this room, somehow. We move on to safer ground in the pale green calm of the dining room, where all is harmony, with symmetrically retro cupboards and two very stylish serving trollies. “I nearly got a third trolley,” admits Sue, gazing fondly at the Italian mid-century chrome and glass beauty next to us, “but I suppose there’s only room for two,” she sighs, as we admire it. If only trollies could be pinned to walls like boats. Once in the large studio at the end of the house, it’s immediately clear that there are two distinctly different artists at work here, as their unique styles shine out from the walls and from every surface around the studio. Dave’s paintings are of rural and village street scenes, wealdentimes.co.uk 110
Walking the Camino FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM Digby TAKE ON THE CHALLENGE Walk the Camino de Santiago with Destiny of a Child. We have chosen to partner with the charity Dogs for Good, who make life changing differences for children with autism through trained puppies. Each walker will need to cover their Camino cost and fundraise a minimum of £1,500 for Destiny of a Child. ROUTE #1 CAMINO DEL NORTE The Camino Del Norte (the Northern Route) crosses some of the most spectacular scenery on the Spanish Northern Coast. 5–12 May | 26 May–2 June 2018 €729 for a shared room, €881 for a single room (plus fundraising) ROUTE #2 CAMINO PRIMITIVO The Camino Primitivo is one of the most beautiful and challenging route options - crossing a mountain range at 1,100 metres above sea level. 5–12 May | 26 May–2 June 2018 €750 for a shared room, €894 for a single room (plus fundraising) ROUTE #3 CAMINO FRANCES The Camino Frances (the French Route) is one of the most popular routes to follow, and is said to date back to the 12th Century. 5–12 May 2018 | 26 May–2 June 2018 €895 for a shared room, €997 for a single room (plus fundraising) ROUTE #4 THE GRAND CAMINO The Grand Camino (the Complete Route) is for those wanting to take on the challenge of a lifetime! 5 May–2 June 2018 €2740.50 for a shared room, €3415.50 for a single room (plus fundraising) For more information visit our website www.destinyofachild.com The Dogs for Good puppy ‘Digby’ has been selected as the puppy for ITV This Morning for <strong>2017</strong>/18. Visit the Dogs for Good website: www.dogsforgood.org Destiny of a child 2002 - Registered Charity No. 1096499. Registered in England Company No. 467455. VAT No. 267140116 Director & Fundraiser: Annie Martin. Trustees: Christian Bazantay, Julie Crawford, Mercedes Garcia-Rodriguez, Francesca Turner
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