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Presentation of Hastings Beach Tractor No 1 to the Hastings Fishermans Protection Society
On Saturday 9th November during the Hastings Herring Fair, I presented my ceramic sculpture, 'Hastings Beach Tractor No 1' to Paul Joy representing the Fishermans Society. Others in the photograph taken by John Cole are two local fishermen, the Mayor of Hastings and the Leader of the Council. This tractor sculpture was chosen earlier in the year as a gift for the Society by Graham Coglan, as it looked most like his Track Marshall Crawler on the Stade beach. Sadly, Graham died shortly before this presentation.
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 LATEST NEWS  
 My artist's profile written by John Brickels USA      https://www.brickels.com  is featured in the latest issue of  Neue Keramik Magazine. 6/2014
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       Welcome to my website where I show the 
       ceramics and glass pieces that I have made in
       my studio near Nottingham, England.
       
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''You cannot help but learn more as you take the world into your hands. Take it up reverently, for it is an old piece of clay, with millions of thumbprints on it" John Updike.


" We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand"
Isaiah 64 
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