Latest Work from the Artist formerly known as Heather

BySouthportRed
I know I’m biassed, but I think she’s dead good!!

For those of you who haven’t been, Lytham Hall is lovely and well worth a visit. Plus, if you tell us when you’re coming, we’ll even make you a cup of tea if we’re in, as we don’t live far away.

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