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Jo Elswood

CREATIVE ARTIST

12 blocks of collage, stitch and paint in one picture depicting the Hamble River from its source to the Solent. The framed textile has now been sold, postcards of each image were available from Sea Sky Gallery, but have now completely sold out - thank you for your support!

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The source of the river near the
hamlet of Northbrook.

The Great Pond in Bishop’s Waltham.

Durley Mill and the area where other
working mills used to operate.

Botley Mill where fresh meets salt water and the river becomes tidal.

Hoe Moor Creek which borders the Country Park

Swanick Brickworks Museum on the East Bank.

Woodland area on the east bank of the river where oaks were felled for ship building.

Foster’s Copse, a marshy area near a bend in the river

Hacketts Marsh, Burseldon.

Hamble Pontoon for the ferry to Warsash

Warsash School of Navigation on the east bank.

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