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Apr 2023

An alternative Easter window display is catching the eye of shoppers and passers-by in Harrogate.
Art collector Mark Hinchcliffe has curated the display at West Park Antiques, which hosts 40 independent traders on West Park.
Mr Hinchcliffe, who owns The Chapel on Grove Road, has created a window that combines taxidermy with Easter eggs.
A white peacock, a golden eagle and a black swan are among the star attractions.

Easter eggs and taxidermy
Mr Hinchcliffe, who is keen to shake-up Harrogate's art and cultural scene, said the idea was to combine birds and eggs to promote the life-affirming Easter message in an original and less obvious way.
He said:

West Park Antiques
Lisa Hawksworth, who owns West Park Antiques, said:
The display is expected to remain in place until April 17.
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