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North Yorkshire Moors Railway

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the country's most popular heritage railway. The 18-mile line runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont.....

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Gillies-Jones Glassdesign

Tel: (01751) 417550, Fax: (01751) 417550,
Rosedale Abbey, North Yorkshire, YO18 8SA

In the heart of the North York Moors National Park is a permanent selling exhibition of contemporary art glass. Stephen Gillies and Kate Jones combined their skills as glass blower and artist to create a lively, independent workshop where they specialise in blown glass; pure in form and colour individually sand carved with intricate, complex and precise surface designs, inspired by the stunning studio environment. The partnership results in a distinct style and has already established a reputation as one of the UK's leading hot glass studios. Gillies Jones are now entering an exciting new phase in their career. Recently they have won acclaim for their increasingly ambitious and inspirational unique pieces. In an exhibition review in Crafts magazine in September/October 2002, their work was described by design historian Lesley Jackson as ‘defiantly decorative’ and ‘down to earth, yet gloriously sublime’. ....

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				Gillies-Jones Glassdesign Tel: (01751) 417550, Fax: (01751) 417550, Rosedale Abbey, North Yorkshire, YO18 8SA In the heart of the North York Moors National Park is a permanent selling exhibition of contemporary art glass. Stephen Gillies and Kate Jones combined their skills as glass blower and artist to create a lively, independent workshop where they specialise in blown glass; pure in form and colour individually sand carved with intricate, complex and precise surface designs, inspired by the stunning studio environment. The partnership results in a distinct style and has already established a reputation as one of the UK's leading hot glass studios. Gillies Jones are now entering an exciting new phase in their career. Recently they have won acclaim for their increasingly ambitious and inspirational unique pieces. In an exhibition review in Crafts magazine in September/October 2002, their work was described by design historian Lesley Jackson as ‘defiantly decorative’ and ‘down to earth, yet gloriously sublime’. ....