No. 9: the first time I had a request from someone else. This is Worksop Town's manager being thrown up into the air to celebrate the aforementioned title win, which his missus requested. The picture, not the title win.

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No. 8: Don't worry, the Worksop ones will end soon. This is the players celebrating winning the league title. That second, darker layer of shading is more obvious on here, particularly on the shirts.

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No. 6: guess what? Another Worksop Town player, as the winning run continued. All of these were featured in their matchday programme. It helps when you're mates with the editor.

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Let's all take a minute to appreciate how cunning the is for feigning his own death. Those birds are goners! From the Worksop Bestiary created in Lincoln or York (?), c.1185. New York, Ms. M. 81, fol. 11v.

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Multicolored cats, Worksop Bestiary, England c. 1185 (NY, The Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.81, fol. 46v)

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🦔hedgehog, Worksop Bestiary, England c. 1185 (NY, The Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.81, fol. 10v)

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Jill Ray has a solo exhibition ‘Bright Woods, Dark Peaks’ at the Harley Gallery, Welbeck near Worksop. It is open 10am-5pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-4pm on Sundays.
She is exhibiting recent prints and previously unshown paintings.

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Until 7th October
Jill Ray has a solo exhibition ‘Bright Woods, Dark Peaks’ at the Harley Gallery, Welbeck near Worksop. It is open 10am-5pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-4pm on Sundays.
She is exhibiting recent prints and previously unshown paintings.

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Final painted palaces of the day a packed day... we'll do it again. ✏️

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The dream team have got the exhibition up. Formal opening 10am Friday Worksop library gallery.

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