Walk Thirty-six – Cumulus
posted by Julie Oakley at Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Previous Posts
- Walk Thirty-Five – Carpenter’s
- Walk Thirty-four – What a house!
- WalkThirty-three – Thank God, it’s only a mile!
- Walk Thirty-two – Mr Darby’s House
- Walk Thirty-one – Buttercups and long shadows
- Walk Thirty – Blackberry Jack Pub
- Walk Twenty-nine – View from the scout hut
- Walk Twenty-eight – Rain, rain, mud and rain
- Walk Twenty-seven – The only break today
- Walk Twenty-six – My little angel
MY CHALLENGE.
Walk a minimum of one mile from home. Record where you’ve been with a drawing, sculpture, photo or painting and then walk back. Every day for a year.
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5 Comments:
What a peaceful scene. Very nicely drawn and painted.
hello
it´s good fun to follow your walks.
Nice clouds and nice weather I suppose. Happy sailing for your son !
Well, it look like you could just pluck these clouds out of the sky. Again, a lovely composition. And I loved your Tower Bridge sketches - lucky young people to get these life affirming, challenging opportunities. There's nothing like 'running away to sea'. Finnian has a month's volunteer crewing on the tall ship Dryfken in November.
Whoops - made a mistake there - in fact they're mooring just before they reach Tower Bridge so it looks as thought the last time they went through Tower Bridge may have been a one-off. Michelle, I tracked back and you have some lovely illustrations on your site. Frieluftmaler, the weather is getting better - more blue sky, less rain but still quite cold. Alison, it is great for our kids isn't it?
Your Tower Bridge sketches were lovely - isn't it nice to have something which says so much more than a photograph.
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