We’ll have greeting cards, prints, coasters and canvases, all original photography from Aidan inspired by walks in the Peak District, Nottinghamshire and the Yorkshire Coast.
We’ll also have some beautiful greeting cards from our friend Jane Cornwell, who is a Scottish artist:
It’s a lot of pictures of blue sky, fluffy white clouds and flowers. I absolutely loved it and I can’t wait to be out again.
The lavender flower is Purple Tansy. It’s originally a North American plant but it has its uses in agriculture. And is beautiful to see.
Then there’s lots of pedalling, which isn’t entirely unpleasant esepcially with the views…
But also walking when it gets rough underfoot’ Lots more clouds and blue sky, I’m afraid:
I couldn’t resist a picture of buttercups…
Or fields of rapeseed:
I spotted a hare and a red kite when cycling but they soon cleared off when they saw me back, which is a shame, if understandable. Too quickly for pictures!
A bit more pedalling with blue skies and not so white clouds…
Bolsover that way…
And a field of poppies on the way back to the car:
I really enjoyed the walk and cycle: sun and clouds and flowers and warmth.
A nice walk, if not exciting, starting just south of Crewell and four miles down the Archaeology Way to Langwith-Whaley Thorns railway station.
It’s (surprise!) a former colliery railway line made redundant by Margaret Thatcher. It’s one of those places with many paths leading to many different locations…
There were lots of sunshine and beautiful skies that day:
Lots of beautiful summer flowers:
And a spot for contemplation:
The most wonderful walk I’ve ever done? No.
Nice to be out walking in the sunshine and lots of wild flowers and blue skies? Yes!
We’ll have greeting cards, prints, coasters and canvases, all original photography from Aidan inspired by walks in the Peak District, Nottinghamshire and the Yorkshire Coast.
We’ll also have some beautiful greeting cards from our friend Jane Cornwell, who is a Scottish artist: