Carved on a wooden bench at the Buxton Museum;the triskelion is an ancient(and widely-used) emblem, but I could not see any stated connection with Buxton. Possibly Manx, but don’t know.
An early wheelie-walker.Buxton Museum. I have a few more, but scanner’s not connected.
April 11. Trying new travel paintbox
Leap Day. Feb. 29 2012
The mid-teens next door had a pool party on Australia Day. One of the things in the pool was a giant inflatable thong.That’s a type of sandal, not uncomfortable underwear!
Soluble water pencil and biro
Love is in the air? No, pollen! Feb 14 2012
Feb. 14 2012
birthday party fare, in the “old days.”
woman in Brooklyn with muff.who knew they were still a fashion item?
From my sketchbook.
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Here is a tree (Norfolk Pine) which is beside the gate at the main entry to the school(foundation stone laid in the 1930s, so I’m guessing the tree was planted about that time)It bears an odd resemblance to a Celtic Knot!
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This is the sort of sky that makes you glad you closed the screen door. Or wish you had!
And another while stopped in traffic.
On cheap paper in my sketchbook, so it didn’t take water colour well, but it’s Jimmy.
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These pages are great! More!
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Thanks. Still a lot to do…
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Certainly varied interests here. Collectively they are great and has kept you busy of time.
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Yes, but probably at the expense of other things!
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I want a travel paintbox! And I want to be able to do what you do with it… These are great.
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Hey! Your Olympus counts! I don’t do enough sketching.
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Yep, I love the flowers in a pot. Nice work. All shows your style. Some artists do not have an imagination. Your work is refreshing. dee
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Thank you. I really should do more sketching…other things tend to get in the way.
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