Swift Trail
Masham Swifts arrive at the beginning of May each year and leave in late August. This trail represents the many breeding boxes installed to replace lost sites
Punching the air
Jennifer is a stone sculptor based in Lastingham who began carving after an encounter with masons dressing wall-stones.
The riches of the church were confiscated by Henry VIII and used to fund the creation of Trinity College, Cambridge, who still formally select Masham’s vicar. Ivy Dene was an annex of the Kings Head Hotel, used for staging balls. It later became Masham’s old people’s care home and a place of occasional
Peeking or perching?
Jennifer is a stone sculptor based in Lastingham who began carving after an encounter with masons dressing wall-stones.
Forging ahead playfully
Adrian Wood. A chance visit to a forge gave Adrian his first taste of blacksmithing. “From the first moment I hit the hot steel I knew what I wanted to do.”
Roosting in stone
Jennifer is a stone sculptor based in Lastingham who began carving after an encounter with masons dressing wall-stones.
Punching the air
Jennifer is a stone sculptor based in Lastingham who began carving after an encounter with masons dressing wall-stones.
Scaling the thermals
Michael Kusz is a Yorkshire based sculptor in recycled materials, mainly copper.
Swooping around
Gaynor Pearson is a stone carver based near Masham. Her first experience of the ancient art of chisel on stone, in Portland whilst on holiday, had her hooked.
Up above or down below?
Katherine Dereli sculpts and fires clay before casting into plaster or bronze and also works in carved stone.
Taking flight
Michael Kusz is a Yorkshire based sculptor in recycled materials, mainly copper.
A couple is cast
Katherine Dereli sculpts and fires clay before casting into plaster or bronze and also works in carved stone.
Just catching flies
Michael Kusz is a Yorkshire based sculptor in recycled materials, mainly copper.