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‘Holy Trinity, Holdgate’
The view down the nave of this ancient Shropshire church, to the chancel, with the richly carved 12th century font in the foreground.
Mixed media on Bockingford paper.
11” x 15”
The north wall of Cardington church, Shropshire, with the faint traces of a north door, a Norman slit window and below it what appears to be a hint of Saxon or early Norman herringbone masonry.
I want to share with you the utter peace and tranquility of this ancient, sacred and beautiful place.❤️
#heath @visitshrop
Sketching on location in the depths of the Shropshire countryside: Holdgate and Heath. Utter bliss.❤️ @visitshrop @Shropshire
The fabulous 12th century south and north doorways of St Mary’s, Edstaston, complete with original doors and ironwork.❤️
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What a great way to start the week 🤩
I can think of worse things to do on a Monday morning! Sketching the view across the Ribble from Brockholes Nature Reserve @visitBrockholes @Lancswildlife @VisitLancashire ❤️
I can think of worse things to do on a Monday morning! Sketching the view across the Ribble from Brockholes Nature Reserve @visitBrockholes @Lancswildlife @VisitLancashire ❤️
‘Serenity’
St Cwyfan’s Church on the island of Cribinau, just off the west coast of Anglesey.
Ink and watercolour on Bockingford watercolour paper.
10” x 22” (25cm x 56cm)
It’s funny how you never see Gianni Infantino and The Hood from Thunderbirds in the same room together…
Waiting for the tide… I was just messing around with some ink yesterday evening on a scrap of paper and this appeared! #lowtide #sailing #saltwater
A little visitor in the kitchen today - came in through the open back door to ask for mealworms! ❤️ @exitthelemming @Natures_Voice #robin #gardenbirds
A blustery morning that feels more like March than June sees the departure from Porthmadog of Double Fairlie ‘Dafydd Lloyd George’ in charge of the ‘Woodland Wanderer’ service.




















