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| Gitte Dawson – who thought the
whole thing up, inspired by
storks in Germany. Contact Gitte
on: gitte@kingbladudspigs.org |
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Justin Braithwaite – retired international business executive whose imagination was caught by the project and who now manages it enthusiastically.
Contact Justin on: |
| Alan Dun – sculptor and former robotics specialist; creator of the King Bladud pig. Expert in all things to do with moulds, casts and production.
Contact Alan on: alandun@talktalk.net |
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Sue Yates-Price – another fan and our PR expert.
Contact Sue on: Yates-Price@talk21.com |
| Richard Daniel - artist and art teacher, helping with installation and our planned "pig patrol". |
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Megan Witty - ex BBC TV producer/director and brilliant photographer, with great ideas for publicising this event. |
| Wendy Learoyd – our project coordinator and administrator in the early stages of the project, a source of endless useful ideas and contacts. Now concentrating on her own business again. Contact Wendy on info@zestconcierge.com Website |
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Ralf Milde in Ulm, Germany who inspired the project and advises us regularly. See his stork and sparrow projects. |
We are grateful for all the practical help received from others, in particular the Two Tunnels Group, Soda-Pop who did all our pig display and mapping, the Flying Pig Renovation Company who lent us our workshop, Ice House Design (logo and paper pig map design), FastSigns (signs and plaques), Bath & North East Somerset Council's Tourism, Leisure and Culture Service (funding of pig map printing and much practical help) and the many individuals who gave their time freely and helped make this project a reality. |
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