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Ukrainian refugee rediscovers love for art thanks to Shropshire countryside

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Olha Pashkovskaya, 44, came to Shropshire with her family last year. The mother-of-one had turned her hand to art in 2017, after a career in finance. But the war put paid to her creativity, and her work was "paralysed"
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Ukrainian refugee rediscovers love for art thanks to Shropshire countryside

Olha Pashkovskaya, 44, came to the county last year after fleeing her home city, situated at the far north east of Ukraine 18 miles from the Russian border, with her family when "staying became too dangerous".

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Wednesday, March 22, 2023.
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