GALLERY: Business blooms for Pittsworth metal artists
Moving to Pittsworth four years ago, Ryan Carnie had been working as a plumber when he decided to try his hand at metal artistry – now business has boomed.
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FOR Clyde Park Collections co-owner Ryan Carnie, his first metal rose changed everything.
Having moved to Pittsworth four years ago, Mr Carnie had been working as a plumber when he decided to try his hand at metal artistry - an area which had always interested him.
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Originally published as GALLERY: Business blooms for Pittsworth metal artists
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