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nigelswift wrote: Yes I thought he was there but didn't like to say so. Mike Pitts and various others were. Yes! Francis Pryor, Julian Richards - as well as the aforemtnioned - to name a few! nigelswift wrote: I and Steve Gray offered to buy it from them, they agreed in principle but we decided transport and storage would be too much. Frankly it was a huge mistake as it would have been a massive money spinner. You'll remember how fantastic it was inside. I didn't know that! But yes - it was a unique event. Actually being inside those "stones" was an unusual sensation. In a good way, naturally! :) nigelswift wrote: In the end a local authority (I think) bought it and stored it in a field till it deteriorated. A real loss. Gah! Yeah, right! I remember seeing the level of detail and craftsmanship that went into each stone. That'll never happen again! Or maybe it will - how big can you make a 3D printer? ;) G x Reply | with quote |  26th May 2016ce 12:36 In reply to: Re: One up for the amateurs? (nigelswift) |
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