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THIS WEEK Bexhill 60s Revolution: Saturday 13 July: Biggest town-wide 1960s event in the UK

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Here comes the fabulous Pevensey Whale merchandise from Caroline Hack, the inspirational mixed media artist based in Norfolk

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PEVENSEY WHALE LICENSED MERCHANDISE PREVIEW
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY FROM PEVENSEY TIMELINE ASSOCIATION
Here comes the fabulous Pevensey Whale merchandise ready for the re-opening of the Cambridge University Museum of Zoology from Caroline Hack, the inspirational mixed media artist based in Norfolk. First up, the Pevensey Whale tote bag…Further information about buying the exclusive tote bag from

… the re-opening of the iconic Cambridge University Museum of Zoology with the skeleton of the famous 71 foot long Pevensey Whale, suspended in mid-air over two floors, in the architect designed annexe happens later this year. Launch of the promotion of the story of the Pevensey Whale will happen simultaneously here in Pevensey with an exhibition about the story at The Royal Oak & Castle Inn, Pevensey, with Caroline Hack.

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