Sculptureheaven

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  Claire Winterbottom Review added: 2018.07.26

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  Sculpture Heaven isn't a large attraction, but it has a lot of heart. It is run by a very nice couple who purchased the house in the centre of the grounds and transformed the gardens from a boggy field to a relaxing little haven.
  When we first arrived, the owner showed us around their workshops and where the little cafe was, then left us to walk around. The workshops contain work in progress as well as completed sculptures, casts and glasswork, and their small shop sells their own artwork alongside other items of a quirky nature.
  The gardens contain lots of interactive sculptures and displays and we would have spent more time exploring them if our toddler hadn't been in a grumpy mood.
  
  The cafe doesn't serve meals, only soft/hot drinks and homemade cakes. These cakes in particular were delicious - a selection of 4 mini cakes each that were a highlight of the visit. A lovely thing worth noting is that the cakes and drinks are free, though you can leave a donation of a suggested £4 per person to a charity that they collect for - the money doesn't go to the couple behind Sculpture Heaven. While we had our cake we looked over a book of photos that showed the house as it was in the start progressing to now.
  Definitely worth an hour or two out of your day if you're in the area.
  

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