EPISODE · Jan 16, 2019 · 43 MIN
Philip Nash Design
from Wavelength
Many of us find ourselves being and doing things that we never really planned... Philip hitched around Europe with his mate before earning a bob or two combining gardening with his art-work... then Hampton Court Flower Show before his Gold Award at Chelsea... How did that happen? Have a listen and find out - and enjoy the gift of the old gnarled oak tree with a beautiful and vibrant 'olive-tree' head, on the way. Produced by iamthehow.
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