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11:19am Monday 14th July 2008

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BUDDING artists can hone their skills in the countryside thanks to a new course.

Two art therapists at the Park Attwood holistic health clinic in Trimpley will open their studios for a one-day summer painting course on Saturday, July 26.

Keen amateurs, art students and complete beginners are invited to paint the clinic’s picturesque surroundings.

The seven acres of grounds feature sun terraces, fountains, natural ponds and modern sculptures. There are views over the Clent Hills. Various materials will be used such as pastel, charcoal and watercolour.

Call art therapists Pauline Brown and Marion Green on 01299 861444 for more details.

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