We had already planned to visit an exhibition at Ruthin Craft Centre, so we decided to take a picnic and have a nice day out. Soon we were bowling along through the green and pleasant hills of North Wales. Everything looked beautiful in the sunshine: the sheep, the cottages, the little villages, the woods, the fields and the picture postcard views of valleys and hills.
Ruthin is a small, historic market town with some very old buildings, and picturesque views.
Each little street you look down has a backdrop of soft green hills, whichever way you look.
They remind me of seaside towns, but instead of a glimpse of the sea you have a glimpse of gentle green hills.
Each little street you look down has a backdrop of soft green hills, whichever way you look.
They remind me of seaside towns, but instead of a glimpse of the sea you have a glimpse of gentle green hills.
The Ruthin Craft Centre is an amazing contemporary space which celebrates the best in modern applied arts and crafts, frequently holding exhibitions and artists' workshops. We went to see Smile, which featured work by some of my favourite textile artists - Julie Arkell, Janet Bolton and Linda Miller. There were other wonderful artists too and the atmosphere of the Show really did make you smile. There was also the added treat of a separate exhibition of work by the international textile artist Tilleke Schwarz which was fascinating. The exhibitions are both on until September 8 - and there is a wonderful shop and cafe too!
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Looks like you had a great day!
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