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David Easton: I am an Architectural Model Maker based in Furness Vale, Derbyshire. Established since 1989, I have been model making since my school days.

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I watched a bird from a distance as it hovered over the fields above Broadhey farm. As I climbed higher, it landed in a tree above me, a beautiful kestrel

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Two Wheels

Amsterdam is a city where two wheeled transport reigns supreme. Even the dogs participate.
Hockerley Sunset

An open field, heathlike, strewn with stones and gorse. Used as a common by dog walkers and horse riders and grazed by aggressive sheep. Th...
Bradthorne

I started to build models as a hobby and that story began in my early teens. In the early 1970's a building in Shropshire, a very small ...
Kes

I watched a bird from a distance as it hovered over the fields above Broadhey farm. As I climbed higher, it landed in a tree above me, a be...
The quietest place under the sun

The little town of Clun lies in deepest Shropshire, close to the Welsh Border. In the mid 60's when I first stayed at the Boar's Hea...
A Gentlemen's Hairdresser

My Grandfather was William Schink, an immigrant from Hamburg and a master hairdresser. Like him, my father followed that trade, first as a...
Mobile Phone

Many years ago I needed a telephone box for a model that I was constructing. Those that I could buy from the model shop were clumsily cast i...
Promises

This piece of verse was written by my grandmother, probably when she was in her 70's. It appears to refer to the loss of her first husb...
Roger and Raymond

I have been photographing some of my paintings and one of my favourites is this watercolour. These commercial narrowboats are at Uxbridge o...

Popular Posts

Two Wheels

Amsterdam is a city where two wheeled transport reigns supreme. Even the dogs participate.
Hockerley Sunset

An open field, heathlike, strewn with stones and gorse. Used as a common by dog walkers and horse riders and grazed by aggressive sheep. Th...
Bradthorne

I started to build models as a hobby and that story began in my early teens. In the early 1970's a building in Shropshire, a very small ...
Kes

I watched a bird from a distance as it hovered over the fields above Broadhey farm. As I climbed higher, it landed in a tree above me, a be...
The quietest place under the sun

The little town of Clun lies in deepest Shropshire, close to the Welsh Border. In the mid 60's when I first stayed at the Boar's Hea...
A Gentlemen's Hairdresser

My Grandfather was William Schink, an immigrant from Hamburg and a master hairdresser. Like him, my father followed that trade, first as a...
Mobile Phone

Many years ago I needed a telephone box for a model that I was constructing. Those that I could buy from the model shop were clumsily cast i...
Promises

This piece of verse was written by my grandmother, probably when she was in her 70's. It appears to refer to the loss of her first husb...
Roger and Raymond

I have been photographing some of my paintings and one of my favourites is this watercolour. These commercial narrowboats are at Uxbridge o...

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1960's
architecture
art
broadhey
canals
clun
dog walking
furness vale
hairdressing
Harrod's
Harrow School
hockerley
housman
kestrel
memories of Clun
model making
model village
narrowboats
phone box
poetry
scale models
shropshire
sunset
telephone
watercolours
whaley bridge

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