Tag Archives: Harvest
16.03.14 We plough the fields and scatter, and a tree by any other name (would be just silly)
We plough the fields and scatter, and thus begins another farming year, although in truth there is not real landmark between one farming year end and the next year beginning. Oil seed rape is in the ground at … Continue reading
02.09.13, Art exhibition day sixteen, the next harvest and an uplifting Norfolk veiw……….
Art exhibition day sixteen………………………….. This painting is by moonlight; that eerie dusky time before darkness finally falls…………….. Harvest over? Not quite; soon the sugar beet will be ready for harvesting……..and the wonderfully, nutritious, green leaves used for sheep … Continue reading
01.09.13. Art exhibition day fifteen and cake to make your eyes water
Art exhibition day fifteen It’s as if the weather knows it’s the official start of autumn, this morning it is dull and there’s a cool, actually it’s a cold, breeze. My winter walks never take as long as my … Continue reading
31.08.13. Art exhibition day fourteen and all is safely gathered in……….
Art exhibition day fourteen This is the largest painting I have ever painted – it took me four years! Its about 2m x 1m. I did other paintings in-between, but this oil took so long to dry that I … Continue reading
15.08.13 The last of the collection, this England, and welcome home Charlie
Gosh, it’s ages since I wrote my blog. Mainly because I’ve been knitting my fingers to the bone! Just as my collection was going to press I found that I had knitted, but not blocked, pressed, joined nor finished one of the … Continue reading
