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Subverting the quilt Log cabin collage. #batextilespractice @bradfordtextiles #collage
Many thanks to @andiwalker1965 for sharing his practice with us @bradfordtextiles this weekend. So much to think about now. #batextilespractice
Thank you to the @peacemuseumuk for giving me access to some amazing banners from the Greenham Common Peace Camp today. Lots of inspiration for my current project #batextilespractice @bradfordtextiles #greenhamcommonpeacecamp #thaliacampbell #ban
Looking forward to spending time with the work of the @the62group tomorrow as I take my turn at invigilating their exhibition at Salts Mill. #textileart #62grouptextileartists
Experimenting with juxtaposition. No quilts were harmed in this experiment. #canadianredcrossquilt #greenhamcommonbanner #armybarracks #textileproject3 #batextilespractice @bradfordtextiles
Another great session at the BQSG seminar. @joethequilter took us through his Quilting Life. Lots of inspiration for the future. Thanks to @thequiltersguild and #qgbibqsg
Excellent talk from Helen of the @bradfordtextiles to the British Quilt Study Group seminar. We’ll be visiting the archive for a study day in the Spring. #quiltersguildbqsg @thequiltersguild #britishquiltstudygroup
An excellent morning diving into the Quilters Guild Collection to look at three of their Canadian Red Cross quilts. Each with a story to tell, we know a little but it would be lovely to know more. @thequiltersguild #batextilespractice @bradfordtext
A planned visit to @whitechapelgallery to see the exhibition Peter Kennard: Archive of Dissent was turned into a lesson from the master! @peterkennardx was there to speak with a small group of students, but he gamely took on the much larger crowd who
Spotting banners of various kinds while on holiday in Liverpool. Never not thinking about textile projects. #Fdatextilespractice @bradfordtextiles @museumofliverpool @livcathedral #protestart #banners

I'm in!!!

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Well to cut a long story short, we had the club draw tonight and I have a place for the FLM.

So no more wussing around, proper eating and proper running.

Only ran a couple of miles tonight - horribly icy. Supposed to be milder tomorrow, so will try and get out on the road.

Am struggling with whether to do base training type stuff - aiming for an hour a day (but not able to do every day) or to stick with Hal Higdon, 4 times a week plus 1 cross train.

Advice??

first day of FLM training....

Well a bit of a wuss, but at least I did something