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Hexham Courant

Published January 9, 2009, 2:59 am, The Hexham Courant

ENGINEER and artist Leonardo da Vinci was alive and well in Corbridge on Tuesday and presented an inspired invention of cogs, levers, gears and pulleys to children at Corbridge First School.

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