Step into what used to be a wool shop on a side street in the small country town of Geraldine you will be amazed to see a replica of the Bayeaux Tapestry which depicts the battle of Hastings in 1066. This replica, made by Michael...More

Saw the mosaic in Burford in August and couldn't believe the patience, workmanship and art that has gone into creating this beautiful work. Michael and Gillian were on hand to give the background on how it came to be created. It's a true work of...More

Absolutely brilliant Met Michael and his telling of how this mosaic was created had us mesmerised to say the least Can't wait to visit again in St Albans in 2018 Well worth a visit if the opportunity arises

Although based in Geraldine, this Mosaic is on tour, and is now in Burford, Oxfordshire until 24th August 2017. It takes up three walls of the hall of a local school, and merits far longer than the time we had to see it. So I...More

Was amazing but they have moved --not sure where but not local .got to go to France now to see the real thing i believe. I think they were taking it overseas .

Just a few days remain to see this brilliant work of art, 30+ years in the making. If you can see it in St Mary in the Castle do. If you can't, catch up with it where ever it appears next.

We visited this amazing artwork when in Geraldine earlier this year. Really blows you away when you see all these tiny pieces that have been worked into this artform. Can hardly believe this man did this. Unbelievable.

This is now in Hastings, West Sussex. The entrance is through the cafe. Signage is poor, so don't walk up the slope to the church as we did. A great exhibit that was well worth the time and effort to get there. The exhibit is...More

One of the best things I have seen - it is simply fantastic - The amount of work that has gone into it is mind boggling. I bought the stick that goes with it and that has so much more information. Wake up York, Canterbury...More

A great visit to see this amazing artwork now on show in Hastings. Would recommend everybody to go and see it themselves.