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Evening sky from studio |
This week in Normandie, as in most of Britain, we have been cowering under the autumnal onslaught of rain and gales. One evening earlier in the week there was a brief respite around sundown and the sky was washed with purple and golden clouds.....lovely. Rather than listen to the weather news I tune into the shipping forecast and see what is going to be happening in Dover/White, it is somehow easier to listen to, and retain the information...and terribly romantic.
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Starting a Rosehip |
At this time of year there are always lots of big, fat, juicy rosehips around. Another year I might be tempted to make some rosehip syrup (although it looks like a fiddle), but I am still up to my elbows in apples and quince. So, I decided to use them as inspiration for a new sculpture. This one is based on a sweet chestnut rose and I still haven't quite decided on how to glaze it although I'm thinking that a lime green and reddish glaze might work quite well.
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Rig at Newhaven |
Coming back last week I noticed this rig which has suddenly popped up in Newhaven harbour. Anyone know what its for?
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