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Chew Stoke

Venue 4: Slightly Sheepish, Unit 5A Fairseat Workshops, Stoke Hill, Chew Stoke, BS40 8XF.

Directions: Halfway up the hill out of Chew Stoke heading towards the lake on the left.

Disabled access - One step.

Refreshments - No.

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Mary Griese - Venue 4

Painting

01275 472207

griese.mary@gmail.com

Watercolours of sheep, cattle, horses and pets. Originals and prints..

Venue 5: The Studio, Summerfield, Bristol Road, Chew Stoke, BS40 8UB.

Directions: On the main B3114 road through the village. Parking available.

Disabled Access: Partial. It has a gravel drive, but only one step to the level of the studio.

Refreshments - No.

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Sandy Bell - Venue 5

Paintings, illustration and graphic design.

01275 333128 - 07832 386 591

sandbybellpaintings.com

sandytintinna@aol.com

Wildlife and nature, birds, animals, water scenery - also a pub sign, a pet shop and recently more wall art in a restaurant opening shortly.

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Adam Egginton - Venue 

Sculpture

01934 835 730

sales@opus-studio.com

Life Castings and sculpture that will make you smile.

Venue 6: Pilgrim's House, Pilgrims Way, Chew Stoke, BS40 8TZ.

Directions: Take Blind Lane from Bristol Road and turn right at the top. Please note that satellite navigation directions may be incorrect. 

Disabled access: Yes

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Joanne Stephenson - Venue 6

Oil Painting

07876 193 565

joannestephenson2005@msn.com

Atmospheric paintings of countryside and coastal scenes. 

Felton & Winford
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Venue 7: St Andrew's Church, Church Lane, Chew Stoke. BS40 8TU.

Directions: Turn from Bristol Road onto Pilgrims Way on the right, just past the Stoke Inn when coming from the Bristol direction, Church Lane is on the left.

Disabled access - Yes.

Refreshments - Yes.

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Mya-Rose Craig - Venue 7

Photographs

07798 818 772

birdgirl.uk@gmail.org

Photographs taken of birds around the world and original art from her memoir, "Birdgirl".

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Laila Price - Venue 7

Photographs

07595 295 634

ayesha@black2nature.org

Photographs taken at Black2Nature Camps and Events - a Charity Project founded by Mya-Rose Craig

Chew Stoke is in Bath & North East Somerset, on the B3114 (off the B3130) with Chew Valley Lake, the largest man-made lake in the country on its doorstep. The lake is famous for trout fishing, sailing, bird watching, wildlife and its tea shops and fish and chips. The village is on the popular Avon Cycle route and has a pub and a very good cafe. It is also the home of Chew Valley Comprehensive School, Chew Valley Medical Practice and Chew Valley Rugby Club. Map at bottom of page.   These venues are all open from 10am to 6pm daily during the trail weekend.

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