Walk Two Hundred and Sixteen – Abandoned boots
posted by Julie Oakley at Monday, November 27, 2006
Monday, November 27, 2006
Previous Posts
- Walk Two Hundred and Fifteen – Trees from Pound Farm
- Walk Two Hundred and Fourteen – The church again
- Walk Two Hundred and Thirteen – Famous at last!
- Walk Two Hundred and Twelve – Pound Farm
- Walk Two Hundred and Eleven – Sandridge High Street
- Walk Two Hundred and Ten – The last of the sloes
- Walk Two Hundred and Nine – Nomansland
- Walk Two Hundred and Eight – View from Nashe’s Farm
- Walk Two Hundred and Seven – Panorama
- Walk Two Hundred and Six – Watercolours in the rain
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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6 Comments:
Aah cool! Somebody must be really missing these. Glad to hear you're feeling better!
Glad you are feeling better, sorry you had to eat the yucky. I like those boots, fun kid colors.
I would have sketched these too, if I saw them. Lovely sketch.
I'm thinking I ought to pick them up and find out if the lady who used to run the welly-boot exchange is still doing her worthy work. (You brought in one pair of kids boots and exchanged them for another second-hand pair as they grew out of them, to keep costs down).
Alison – definitely your sort of subject matter!
Those boots were made for walkin! Hey, I'd love to have them to wear to church and play the organ with huge feet to play ten notes at a time and make the organ thunder! (I sometimes have to take off my shoes to play.)
Actually, no wonder someone chucked them outa a car.
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I'm always amazed at how diverse your subjects are! Love the boots! I wonder if you will continue your painting/drawing a day and the walking after the year is up?
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