This August, we embarked upon a family roadtrip to Scotland and back, via the Lake District. There were a couple of things on my list of things to do and see: at the top was a trip to the Derwent Pencil Museum, but chasing close…
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De Narrow Zawn is a tiny inlet in Cornwall’s “tin coast“, a World Heritage site littered with the ruins of old mines for tin, arsenic and copper. In fact, it’s at Botallack, which is probably the best known Cornish tin mining site. If you were…
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Looking out to sea from the stoney beach at Winspit in the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, the tide creates foam-crested eddies around the rocks. Purbeck Eddies Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm £250