Albury's sail shop
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2024
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2024
This is a small store that looks more like a sewing room than a gallery, with hundreds of items made from sailcloth scraps. Bags and hats have been handmade on site for decades. Over 60 years ago, "Uncle" Norman Albury was the local master sailmaker. Norman's wife, Selina, began making small bags and purses from the leftover canvas Norman used to make his customers' sails. Today they no longer make sails in the workshop but production continues!
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