Tag: Ludlow Fringe

Jean Atkin's poetry, Poetry in the Community

How we returned the wheelbarrow #LittleMuseumofLudlow

All good things must come to an end: Kate Morgan-Clare and I packed up the last of The Little Museum of Ludlow yesterday, returning lent objects to their owners, and gathering into the fabulous wheelbarrow (I love that wheelbarrow, unacquisitively) a selection of our found objects to return them to the town… And then we pushed it back across Ludlow, from Ludlow Library, along Tower … Continue reading How we returned the wheelbarrow #LittleMuseumofLudlow

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Jean Atkin's poetry, Poetry in the Community

The Little Museum of Ludlow: wheelbarrow & wood bust

For a fortnight The Little Museum of Ludlow (part of Ludlow Fringe) has welcomed in a strange and marvellous collection of objects, lent to us by the public, and scavenged from around the town by artists from London-based Paradox of Order and more locally, from Hereford College of Art, plus poets Martin Evans and myself. Here’s my poem about the hardwood bust, lent by a Ludlow resident. Head … Continue reading The Little Museum of Ludlow: wheelbarrow & wood bust

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