This is the stand that I could have spent hours in given half a chance and probably many pounds but managed to walk away without buying one of their beautiful sets of wings. 
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2 comments:
but why would you need two sets of wings. . .
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;-)
I visit them at Glastonbury every year, spend hours choosing, comparing, deciding and changing my mind - and then every year walk away... I can never quite justify buying something so beautiful and so expensive that I would only wear once a year.
Although they would look lovely on my wall.
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