Sunday, 1 April 2018. Spring is busting out all over. Misty and the iPad mouse. The sunflowers were in remembrance of my friend and her sunny smile. We made Anglo Saxon and Roman food at school in class 5. And we made Stone Age homes in DT. I went to cookery school to make bread. My uncrossed hot crossed buns! We have had some sunny weather too.

For fellow history junkies out there.

A Chinese garden at Penrhyn Castle. Detail from the Chinese bird-and-flower wallpaper in the State Bedroom at Penrhyn Castle, Gwynedd. Which is about to come out, has this image on the cover. It is the Chinese wallpaper in the State bedroom at Penrhyn Castle. We were able to commission these new photographs for my forthcoming book on Chinese wallpapers. Which will come out in October.

The life and times of a conservation intern at Plas Newydd, a National Trust property on Anglesey. Sad Goodbyes and Glad Beginnings. The time has come, sooner than any of us expected, for the blog of a Conservation Intern to come to an end.

August 11, 2015 in applique.

Just me, my camera and my view on life. A globe of life, endless, beautiful, encapsulated, prismatic. Enclosed, magnified, bordered, drowned. Beaker Folk of Husborne Crawley. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Beaker Folk of Husborne Crawley.

Continuing on from earlier posts about the conservation work we undertook on the Reception of an Embassy tapestry from Powis Castle here is the fourth in a series of bulletins we sent to the property. This bulletin dates from June 2014. All the new warps inserted across the long vertical cut which runs the full height of the tapestry.

Adventures in the world of Heritage and History. Thursday, 11 August 2016.