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Swaledale Sheep

14/6/2017

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This afternoon we recreated the famous Swaledale sheep used as the symbol of the Yorkshire Dales. We used pastels and blended them for a soft effect.
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Lisa, Reubans mum
14/6/2017 03:25:02 pm

What super pictures, they're great !

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Harrison M link
7/7/2017 03:39:45 pm

I ❤️ THE ARTWORKS PICTURES DEFINITELY THE SWALEDALE 🐑

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