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I’ll post this one onto the main site for subscribers if I think anyone understands it in as much as there is anything to understand. I’ve had a sort of a crisis of confidence since drawing it and so I suspect people will look at it blankly.
You’ll notice I’ve drawn one or two motorways recently. It’s all deep and hidden symbolism, a bit like in the book of Revelation.
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If it’s any consolation, it made me laugh, and I got it straight away.
I like it.
You’ll never get a faculty though 
Thanks Jack. And thanks Liz… you’ve given me an idea.
I think I understand it; I like it anyway. Our two non regular churchgoing visitors thought it needed a bit of explanation!
loved the church without walls cartoon. got it straight away. think you could maybe do a series of these in different places.
Dave
Don’t be so down on yourself. You are a genius – don’t let anybody tell you any different. Not even yourself
Jenny
Thanks Jenny – much appreciated.
Trace – an interesting idea. I will file it away with the rest of my ideas ie on scraps of paper here and there.
