Blog
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A heatwave has hit Cornwall. The first for a few years and for most of June and the whole of July, we have been bathed in glorious sunshine. The downside is the lack of surf, which this coastline is well...
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Ever since we bought the Bongo..(our petit camping van), fiveyears ago, its been a dream to take it to France. Ferry booked, we packed up and took the Plymouth/Roscoff ferry on the 30th June. Our first foray to France took...
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Pretty cakes and lovely country hedgerow flowers filled the Gildhouse at Poundstock for the last Clandestine Cake Club meet in June. Organised by “Patience and Perdita”, a new company hiring and organising for vintage events, it was a quintessential english...
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A gig on a beach called the ‘Sundowner’. Who could resist? Newquay is not my favourite place, but go just outside and it has the most amazing beaches, lined up the North Cornish Coast, starting with Lusty Glaze. In Cornish...
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Summer has finally arrived! My exhibition is half way through and I have a comment book to die for and have sold five paintings so far. Don and I have both had birthdays this month as well as the opening...
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Spirit of the sea sounds so romantic in Cornish, and perhaps this describes my style of painting. Energetic, but with a romanticism about it, picking out the beauty in all things in nature, even finding it in the depths of...