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Tarves Church Guild meeting 3rd April 2014

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Local Photographer Martin Mathieson producers photographic art from his home at North Burnside of Schivas Near Tarves. People may know Martin from his displays at local school events and he has expanded to produce framed and mounted prints of stunning close up photographs and sepia tinted monochrome shots that bring a new close perspective to everyday things. mailto:martin.mathieson@virgin.net or Tel 01358 761301

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