These first three show Alice guiding the students to collect the correct plants from the garden.

The two below show how these plants were processed into yarns through twisting......and then small weavings were created with these yarns, as can be seen in the next two images.

Above Left: Further plants were collected, processed and hung up to dry ready for use.

Above Right: This image, shows samples from Alice's own collection.

This final picture shows a selection of the work completed by the students held in the palm of their hand.

Thanks to the students for these enjoyable days spent with you and THANK YOU ALICE

Some of you may remember me mentioning Black Mountain Chapel before. We use it for one of the venues for the Bettws Triangle, art and muisc festival and it is just up the hill from Moor Hall. This chapel is very special to the community and inparticular those that care for it first hand. You can imagine the upset when we discovered that the capping stones, which were over 175 years old, had been stolen from one side of the surrounding wall.

Not to be disheartened we have some fundraising events planned for the Autumn and this photography workshop is just one of them. We are also grateful for some funding support that has been promised towards replacing some of these stones.

This workshop will focus on Keith offering ideas and approaches to capture your experiences of the landscape.

Based at Black Mountain Chapel you will explore its inspiring setting, high in the Shropshire hills.

To be followed by an exhibition of students’ photographs in October

Hot and cold drinks provided.

Bring your camera of choice, your charger and a packed lunch. Bring your camera or simply your mobile phone or your ipad?

Warm clothes, waterproofs and sturdy footwear advised

Places are limited and booking is essential. For more information and to book your place please contact Gill Binks

gillbinks1@gmail.com, 01588640216

Do support this workshop and help us raise funds for our lovely little Chapel