My Goddaughter Polly comes over from Spain each Spring to Somerset to teach violin at the annual residential course for aspiring young string players. The admin., fund-raising etc. is down to her mother, Sarah, with whom we have been staying. What I hadn't realised was how involved Sarah was with the Magdalen Project generally. She showed us round, proprietorially, yesterday morning, and most impressive it is too. Evidence of creative activity lies at every turn, and we didn't even begin to explore all of the 60 or so acres. My photograph shows the Bug Hotel, which has a "Vacancies" sign hanging over it.
Tuesday, 5 June 2012
Magdalen Farm
My Goddaughter Polly comes over from Spain each Spring to Somerset to teach violin at the annual residential course for aspiring young string players. The admin., fund-raising etc. is down to her mother, Sarah, with whom we have been staying. What I hadn't realised was how involved Sarah was with the Magdalen Project generally. She showed us round, proprietorially, yesterday morning, and most impressive it is too. Evidence of creative activity lies at every turn, and we didn't even begin to explore all of the 60 or so acres. My photograph shows the Bug Hotel, which has a "Vacancies" sign hanging over it.
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