I have really enjoyed all of the articles and especially photos of Tessa’s work from this blog. I’ve followed the links, visited her website and even bought a few books.

I love mosaics and have even attempted a few garden steppingstones. Now that I have some proper tools, time and the inspiration from her work and your blog, I’m going to try it again. Just very small projects and nothing even approaching her beautiful mastery. But I am inspired to make a few more stepping stones for my front garden.

I have seen some original Roman mosaic work, both here in the U.S. and on a recent trip to Italy. Tessa can rival any of them. It’s her own unique style as an artist but every bit as fine. Should I ever have a chance to travel to London, I will be doing a tour of locations where all of her mosaics are. I’ll make a list and map them out before I even pack my bags. Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful showcase and information on her work. Of course, you are inspiring too. So many place to go see just from reading all of your blog posts.

I hope by the time I visit, if I ever do, the Chapel Bell Foundry will be saved and a working museum with tours, information and demonstrations.

If there is anything positive to come from the current pandemic, I hope that it has slowed the developers down and stopped some projects from moving forward.

happened if Epimetheus like his brother Prometheus had also rejected the beautiful Pandora?

Prometheus knew that Jupiter was vengful . Of the stolen gift of Fire he gave to Humanity.

Would life as we know it to-day be different? If Epimetheus had not been such a fool..?

When I woke this morning I made myself consider, ‘Something remarkable might happen today…’ — and look! Something did.

Thank you, G.A.