The Queens Platinum Jubilee Swords and Plaques Donated to The Gordon School of Dancing
The swords and plaques were donated to The Gordon School of Dancing, The top Angus Highland Dancers, who used the swords, during the Queens Jubilee celebrations in May and June 2022. Since then, they have been part of the dance routine in across Scotland and Europe.
Kiltwalk arriving for a performance at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh. They are carrying the Platinum Jubilee Swords. The dancers also did performance’s in Aberdeen, Glasgow and Dundee.
Kiltwalk at Murrayfield, appearing alongside The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and using the Platinum Jubilee Swords as part of there performance
Rainbow benches arrive at Ninewells
“These benches will hopefully show a positive message of appreciation to all NHS staff, health and care workers.
The ‘Angels Wings’ are for all front line staff for their compassion and hard work.
The ‘Heart’ is dedicated to all the staff of the NHS for their support and dedication during the pandemic.
The ‘Rainbows’ will hopefully make staff and patients feel that there’s hope.”
– Peter Wood, 23/11/2021.
Seat for the “Butterfly Girl”
The steel butterfly seat was commissioned by the Gordon School of Dancing, Rainbow Studios Montrose, in memory of Adana Forsyth, a very brave girl who suffered from epidermolysis bullosa. The seat is the centre piece of the “Butterfly park” in Montrose and is still in place today.
The seat, designed and installed in 2009, featured the rainbow design which has since become a symbol of thanks to NHS workers for their dedication during the Covid 19 pandemic.
Bar 10, Forfar
Commission for a spiral stair at Bar 10 in Forfar.
Helical Stair, Kirriemuir
A “helical” stair with no visible bolts, screws or welds on the treads, and no industrial glass clamps.
Peter Wood Metalcraft 