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Weymouth FC Hall of Fame Inductee John Waldock (Also he’s a former work colleague, although I don’t know if he would remember me. There was a lot of us)

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2020-08-28

Just a quick doodle, even quicker than normal... Mr. Steve Claridge formerly of Weymouth FC

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2020-08-26

Trevor Challis formerly of Weymouth FC drawn in the time it took to watch “Beverley Hills Cop II”. So I can draw quickly still, who knew?!

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2020-08-25

Mr Ice Cool - Stephane Zubar of Weymouth FC with the National League South Playoff Winners Trophy. https://t.co/j6P2ZiU0Sn

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2020-08-08

‘Tina Weymouth.’ … American Musician …

Soundtrack: ‘Bass (How Low Can You Go)’ by Simon Harris …

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2020-07-20

Finally finished it. - Mark “The Gaffer” Molesley, Manager of Weymouth FC in Player Mode.

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2020-07-17

Here is my storybook based on Weymouth's history and its old Timewalk attraction! All profits will go to Weymouth Museum. 😃🕰️📖 https://t.co/P0aK9ZBfob

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2020-06-23

My storybook based on Weymouth's history is just about ready! All profits from the book's sale will go to Weymouth Museum - stay tuned for details on where to get a copy. 😊

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2020-06-20

Tina Weymouth looks kinda like Chie Satonaka

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2020-05-29

After fighting with Weymouth it’s back to watercolour for a rest with this little sketch of Derwent Water in the Lake District.

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2020-04-23

Although just a fifteen minute walk from my house, Weymouth Harbour is a location I normally overlook. However, on this morning (July '19) what had started off fairly flat, turned into one of the most impressive displays of sunrise colour I've seen in years.

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2020-04-14

The unbearable lightness of being...
Social distancing government approved essential daily exercise.
(closed obvs)

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2020-04-05

Among O’Keeffe’s most expressive watercolors this lyrical stylization is reminiscent of Art Deco ad design.

Train Coming In—Canyon, Texas, 1916. Watercolor on paper, 9 ¾” x 8 ¼” in. Purchased with funds from NEA, AAF, AAA, Fannie Weymouth, SFI, Mary Fain

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2020-04-02

Now at Shalims, we have two great takeaway options for you.

Option One - Collect

Option Two - Delivered To Your Door - Phone Orders Only

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2020-03-20