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CHAIRS AND LADDERS????????
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Having purchased and perused Roberts very helpful book.
One thing bothers me.... ! Maybe it's me? Maybe not.. He advises that if you do not have an easel to hand to create your grand opus...that you use a chair and step ladder.
Now , I need a degree in engineering to put up a relatively simple easel.... Usually trap a finger, bang my head, do the splits. But ....at some point it is up and useable .
But my imagination is running riot Stepladder+Chair.= Easel.
His Mahl stick finished off in a pair of ancient P J s I understand. (I also watched Blue Peter) .
But this other conundrum... Can someone please explain ?
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