Tuesday, 16 September 2014

16th September


Lovely sunny day picking up work from the Black Country Museum., Dudley, Birmingham.


14th September


Showing friends around the Gardens at Sudeley Castle.

12th September


Painting rounding boards for Gallopers at Margate.Looks like a giant spider under the grand board!

Saturday, 13 September 2014

10th September


Ten minutes before The Tour of Britain cycle race in Winchcombe...complete and regular chaos ! Two buses a car and a lorry at the junction ! 

9th September


Pottery House, The Winchcombe Pottery, Becketts Lane. A lovely cuppa with Matt at the pottery...I'm  drawing a quirky plan of the site.

8th September

Photo taken by Bill Treen

The film of me was on.... You can see me painting the letters on the top rounding boards of a round a bout  or gallopers...which ever name you prefer. It is for Dreamland in Margate. A huge refurbishment of a site that will open next year...I'm looking forward to going on all the rides !

6th September


Becketts House, Winchcombe Pottery

5th September


I was filmed by BBC South East for a news programme. You can see me painting the letters on the top rounding boards of a round a bout  or gallopers...which ever name you prefer. It is for Dreamland in Margate. A huge refurbishment of a site that will open next year...I'm looking forward to going on all the rides !

4th September

The River Coln.....glittering in more beautiful September sunshine. The Romans called the indigenous tribe that lived around here the 'Dubunni'. They were artists and craftsmen and minted their own coins. Being Pagans they worshipped Gods like Cuda. She was a Celtic Mother Godess who resided in the Cotswolds.

3rd September


The Crocodile Spring of Charlton Abbots !

30th August


Surprised House !


On our way to music session near Droitwich

29th August

Catherine Parr, Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, Glos

27th August


Soon be time to make blackberry whiskey.
Make in same way as sloe gin but use blackberries, sugar and cheap whiskey...It's beautiful, more like a ruby port.