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With the Womens Rugby World Cup coming to Bristol as a host city for the quarter and semi-final games, St George's Bristol are delighted to be hosting a photography exhibition with one of the players who will be performing on the international stage, Lana Skeldon.
Lana is a professional rugby player and is Scotland Women’s most capped hooker of all-time, she also plays for Bristol Bears Women.
She is a talented photographer and uses photography as a creative escape from the demands of professional sport, she uses the lens to find and share moments of calm and beauty – offering a tranquil contrast to the intensity of life on the field.
Lana’s exhibition will be hosted in St George's heritage space and available to view during the cafe bar opening hours.
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