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Ecton Hill Field Studies Association |
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This Hill is Alive |
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The Ecton “GUTS” |
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The Ecton “GUTS”
So you couldn’t resist the temptation to find out what “GUTS” has to do with Ecton?
Not a lot really except that one of our members, Jane Essex, has access to a delightful teaching aid for biologists - guts knitted by Carol Fereday - complete with oesophagus, stomach, two sets of intestines (20 odd feet of them) and an appendix.
There is a picture of the guts below and Bob Thompson demonstrates how the guts are (is) used as a teaching aid; gradually removing this extensive knitted piece from his “abdomen”.
Does Bob add to his starring role in the Ecton Experience videos with a new take on “Eyeless in Gaza”: “Gutless in the Gazebo”?
If you would like a knitted guts please contact Jane Essex directly at:
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