Drawing is my language: the artist who recreates cities from memory

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  Hello, I'm Emily Webb and this is the Outlook Podcast.

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  Now on to today's story.

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  On a rare sunny day recently, I was allowed out of the studio in order to go and meet an artist.

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  We're looking for the Stephen Wiltshire Gallery.

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  Do you remember it?

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  Again, the Stephen Wiltshire Gallery.

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  No, thank you.

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  His galleries in the west of the city on one of those beautiful old streets where there were actual church bells ringing in the background.

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  Here we go, 22.

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  Now on this program, we bring you stories of extraordinary people.

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  And Stephen Wiltshire definitely lives up to that title.

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