Hey Jeffrey here and welcome back to Night Falls.

Hope you've had a wonderful day and are all cozy for a peaceful night's sleep.

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I genuinely believe that we're all creative at heart. Whatever form that may take, singing, dancing,

writing, painting, sculpting, there's an artist within each of us. It's only a question of whether that artist is awake or in a deep sleep.

For example, it's so wonderful to see children express themselves with such freedom, and sadly,

growing up means we often cover that creativity.

I'm definitely on a mission to reawaken my artist, even if only singing in the shower, or dancing in the kitchen.

Tonight we're journeying to the sleepy village of Upper Hexton, where the inhabitants are engaging with their creativity,

and entries are arriving for the much anticipated art fair.

Some villagers have made ceramics, and some have experimented with more abstract works.

There's so much on show, but who will win the competition for best peace?

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