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My daughter's first UK Exhibition

Rachel Caldecott

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This is a deeply personal exhibition that spans generations. As you may know, my mother's writing career took off with the publication of her Tall Stones Trilogy in 1977.
Florence has now produced an amazing triptych of paintings of the Castlerigg Stone Circle, partly in homage to her grandmother, and partly because of her own spiritual journey. The triptych and other smaller works are being exhibited for the first time, in what I pray will be the start of a great career.

I hope that any Litopians near Windermere in the Lake District (in the UK) at this time will pop in and see it. Even better, go to the official opening.

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