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Today I visited Britain's last remaining Oak bark tannery at Colyton, Devon. I've been commissioned to make a set of ladderback bar chairs with leather seats. The clients were keen to visit with me and select the hides and we got a full tour of all the processes, which was utterly fascinating. A complete sensory overload! #leather #tannery #Devon #swisbest #colyton #makersmovement #oakbark #ancient #craft #timewarp (at Colyton (parish))
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We are Team Hawk Racing, a group of year 12 students from Colyton Grammar School entering the Professional class of F1 in schools.
THE TEAM
Eliane- Team Manager. Wants a career in aviation, is determined her team will keep to schedule, and is not intimidated by being the only girl.
Anthony- Marketing and Sponsorship Executive. Plans to take a physics degree and go from there, could talk birds from the trees, and is just a tiny bit sad he isn’t the tallest.
Ian- Manufacturing Engineer. Aspires to be an automobile engineer, adores chickens, and knows his way around a tech lab.
Jake- Resources Engineer. Wants to be an aerospace engineer, is an Arkwright scholar, and is usually either in a tech lab or on the astro.
Charlie- Design Engineer. Intends to go into engineering, is an F1 veteran and spends his spare time building rockets and guitars.
Alex- Graphic Designer. Wants to go into art and design, runs animadesigned.co.uk , and has designed more than half the posters up at CGS.
THE 'PRINCESS' OF COLYTON
The church at Colyton is a handsome building which has a ‘lantern’ tower vaguely reminiscent of that at Fotheringhay. It is packed with interesting monuments, including those of the local Pole family (not, apparently, related to the more famous Poles.) The most intriguing monument, though, lies to the left of the high altar. It is the well-crafted effigy of what appears to be a young girl. A…
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Original Herringbone Pattern Edwardian Tiles Restored in Colyton
Colyton is a small village in the Coly Valley, which itself is part of Devon's Area of Outstanding Beauty. As you can imagine, it was very nice to drive through the countryside to reach the village to visit a customer. The customer was keen to restore her Edwardian tiled entranceway and hallway in a classic herringbone pattern, which consists of an arrangement of rectangles. Parts of the floor had been under carpet for a long time and other areas were covered in at least three layers of Read more at http://devon.tiledoctor.biz/original-herringbone-pattern-edwardian-tiles-restored-in-colyton/
James, my hero, won me a unicorn in the claw machine 😍
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After the seaside we went to possibly the best attraction so far; the donkey sanctuary. We wandered around fields of donkeys for hours. There must be hundreds of donkeys, all with names, all different shapes and sizes and ages and breeds. I love them all. We spend a lot of time (money) in the gift shop. All proceeds go to the sanctuary, and therefore to the donkeys, so win win? James rolled his eyes but JAMES the donkeys NEED us!
Here are a few moments from our stay. Stephen and Della own Leacroft Touring Park, and so we spent some time exploring the park, James helped in the shop while Della and I went into the wee town of Seaton to see Mamma Mia 2, and the next day we took a trip to the seaside! A camper found a cool fossil on the beach (pic 2) so I took a photo of that for you all to enjoy. We had a nice stroll in ankle deep mud across the estuary and then went up the Ferris wheel which was actually kind of terrifying. What sort of safety checks are required for a small town fairground attraction? What if a bolt was loose? We got stopped at the top to let some people on and I said, “James I don’t like this,” to which he helpfully replied, “I don’t like it either!” which didn’t make me feel particularly safe but there ya go.
For the past 3 nights we have been with James’ aunt Della and uncle Stephen. Della has horses 💕 Hamish and little Pip. We are on the train to Manchester now, a 5 hour journey with free wifi, so will post all the updates from the past few days!
