| Posted by: Peter Farrell on 19 May 2020 15:26 pm
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From : Armthorpe, Doncaster
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What a wonderful set of sketches they are comical and understander bull. Many people will be very pleased to read them and enjoy them, so WELL DONE TONY, keep up the good work.
Best of luck
Peter
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| Posted by: Martin on 12 May 2020 14:59 pm
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From : CROOK
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Thanks ever so much Tony for the sketch of Wiggy Woo Birthday cat ref Electrikbars "What weird and wonderful things have you been up to during lockdown" competition. Received today and luckily had a empty frame which is the perfect size, I absolutely love it. Take care in these strange times, Martin
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| Posted by: Dorothy Forster on 12 Mar 2020 13:00 pm
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Post #1441 |
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From : Hyde
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Hello Tony, I am a member of Donnybrook Medical Centre's Patient Participation Group, we have started publishing a newsletter, we have a theme each time, the next one is about dementia.
We love your cartoon in the waiting room, and wondered if we could use it in our newsletter?
Many thanks
Dorothy
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| Posted by: Willow Farley-Davies on 30 Jan 2020 12:41 pm
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From : Ullswater Lake District 201@
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Dear Tony,
I wonder if you remember an early morning encounter on the edge of Ullswater with my daughter and I. We had gone for an early morning dip, and you came out of the bushes with loads of cameras! You apologised for alarming us and subsequently took some amazing photos which caught us having our morning dip.
I think you captioned them with
Did you make it to Scotland?
I have been trying to find them , somewhat late, I did see them a couple of years ago but can no longer find them .
I would be so grateful and thrilled if you could come back to me please.
Willow x
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| Posted by: Jeanette Brown on 23 Nov 2019 22:57 pm
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Post #1438 |
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From : Crediton
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Hi Tony, blown away to receive the book 'After.....' that you have illustrated by author Libby Moore. So fantastic and spot on, I will be sharing it with our lovely survivor.
Thanks, Jeanette
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| Posted by: Nick Saltrese on 16 Sep 2019 14:55 pm
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From : Liverpool
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Hi Tony
Mummy, are we there yet?
Reduced me to tears. So powerful. Brilliant. More power to your pencil. Keep up the good work!
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| Posted by: Tricia Calway on 24 Jul 2019 16:23 pm
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From : Lake District
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Hi Tony
I understand you are involved in some dementia/art research at Lancaster University where I used to be one of their Entrepreneurial Fellows. Would you consider doing a free one hour art session with my monthly Friendship Club senior citizens, in early 2020? The majority have some form of dementia,I am sure we could work up an interesting and enjoyable session which could add to the research. We are 30 minutes from Lancaster in South Lakes. Look forward to hearing from you. Tricia
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| Posted by: Stu Cattemull on 14 Jul 2019 9:03 am
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From : Taunton
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Hi, Tony. Just wanted to say a big thanks for your work on Round the Bend. It was and remains my favourite kids TV show, partly because it helped shaped my sense of humour but mostly because it never felt patronising, you used children's humour without speaking to us like we were children. I'm now 35 and it still cracks me up.
Keep up the fantastic work. Stu
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| Posted by: Andy Jones on 06 Jul 2019 22:43 pm
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From : LITTLEBOROUGH
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I just wanted to thank you today for Alice's drawing of Peter Rabbit and Cottontail. She was holding it quite proudly in the photo and you've both come out well on it. If there's somewhere I can send it I'm sure it's a nice memory of a day in Ambleside.
All the best and thanks again.
Andy & Alice
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| Posted by: Caroline Gayle-Dunne on 07 Jun 2019 11:51 am
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From : Cornwall
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Hi Tony,
I am trying to contact you regarding your wonderful book From a dark place'. I work with families that are currently or have been affected by drugs and alcohol misuse. I would dearly love to use your book as medium for group discussions, I would like to ask for your permission and of a way to reproduce the contents of the books for a group setting.
Thanks Caroline
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