Peter Stewart
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So it's going to be every Tuesday, 6 till 7, £5 to play a session. And as I say, that's going to be at Carrington. And it's run Rygate later on this month on the 22nd. And we thought here at the Planet Rygate podcast, we'd bring you some helpful thoughts from some of those who've conquered the course before.
So it's going to be every Tuesday, 6 till 7, £5 to play a session. And as I say, that's going to be at Carrington. And it's run Rygate later on this month on the 22nd. And we thought here at the Planet Rygate podcast, we'd bring you some helpful thoughts from some of those who've conquered the course before.
So we asked Linda from Rygate Priory Athletics Club to speak with some of her friends there at this week's training session to get their advice.
So we asked Linda from Rygate Priory Athletics Club to speak with some of her friends there at this week's training session to get their advice.
We've got our Planet Reigate stars in a few moments' time. We'll continue Sam's story, the story of Samuel Palmer, who was an artist who lived locally in Reigate, one of his most famous creations. I was going to say painting, not a painting. One of his most famous creations is actually of a scene that you still know today, more than 100 years later.
We've got our Planet Reigate stars in a few moments' time. We'll continue Sam's story, the story of Samuel Palmer, who was an artist who lived locally in Reigate, one of his most famous creations. I was going to say painting, not a painting. One of his most famous creations is actually of a scene that you still know today, more than 100 years later.
And so I'm going to be continuing that story about Samuel Palmer in a few moments' time. Also, we've got our good time guide for the week ahead. I'm going to tell you a little bit more about our anniversary. And run down the top ten most listened to episodes, courtesy of you and your support over the last 12 months. And also our 60-second soundscape before we go at the end of the show.
And so I'm going to be continuing that story about Samuel Palmer in a few moments' time. Also, we've got our good time guide for the week ahead. I'm going to tell you a little bit more about our anniversary. And run down the top ten most listened to episodes, courtesy of you and your support over the last 12 months. And also our 60-second soundscape before we go at the end of the show.
Natural sounds from a place you know.
Natural sounds from a place you know.
Don't forget, if you would like a facilitator for your club, your business, your group, your organisation, or maybe an emcee for your event, maybe you're after someone to be interviewed on stage or a judge, then speak to me and I may be able to help you out. Hello at theplanetreigatepodcast.com. OK, here comes this week's Planet Reigate Star Award. From Red Hill, Katie says... Thank you again.
Don't forget, if you would like a facilitator for your club, your business, your group, your organisation, or maybe an emcee for your event, maybe you're after someone to be interviewed on stage or a judge, then speak to me and I may be able to help you out. Hello at theplanetreigatepodcast.com. OK, here comes this week's Planet Reigate Star Award. From Red Hill, Katie says... Thank you again.
It was such a lovely thing to do and I'll make sure I pay for your good deed going forward. So if you were that lady in the Sainsbury's car park who paid for someone else's parking, thank you from me and from them as well. And hopefully you will accept this week's sprinkle of stardust in our Planet Reigate Star Award.
It was such a lovely thing to do and I'll make sure I pay for your good deed going forward. So if you were that lady in the Sainsbury's car park who paid for someone else's parking, thank you from me and from them as well. And hopefully you will accept this week's sprinkle of stardust in our Planet Reigate Star Award.
From the Planet Reigate podcast, a new exhibition at Adams Gallery in Reigate celebrates the work of Samuel Palmer and William Blake and commemorates their first meeting exactly 200 years ago. Yeah, I said 100 years ago, didn't I? Twice as long. It's even more significant. But who was Samuel Palmer, and what were his links with the Planet Reigate area? Now, last week I started off the story.
From the Planet Reigate podcast, a new exhibition at Adams Gallery in Reigate celebrates the work of Samuel Palmer and William Blake and commemorates their first meeting exactly 200 years ago. Yeah, I said 100 years ago, didn't I? Twice as long. It's even more significant. But who was Samuel Palmer, and what were his links with the Planet Reigate area? Now, last week I started off the story.
Next week I'll conclude it. Next week. Oh, next week. Boy, oh boy. Last week I told you about his early career, his love of a young girl who became his wife, and his extravagant honeymoon. Now, the story continues on the Planet Reigate podcast. In 1861, the Palmer family moved out of London to a small cottage in Reigate. Why?
Next week I'll conclude it. Next week. Oh, next week. Boy, oh boy. Last week I told you about his early career, his love of a young girl who became his wife, and his extravagant honeymoon. Now, the story continues on the Planet Reigate podcast. In 1861, the Palmer family moved out of London to a small cottage in Reigate. Why?
Well, their oldest son Thomas was ill and it was thought that the country air would be good for him. But it didn't do the trick, and 19-year-old Thomas died just a few months later. Samuel Palmer was devastated and never fully recovered from his grief. However, the loss did inspire him to create his perhaps best-known picture, and it's a scene you will know more of that in a moment.
Well, their oldest son Thomas was ill and it was thought that the country air would be good for him. But it didn't do the trick, and 19-year-old Thomas died just a few months later. Samuel Palmer was devastated and never fully recovered from his grief. However, the loss did inspire him to create his perhaps best-known picture, and it's a scene you will know more of that in a moment.