It has been a quiet but pleasant week at Hepworth Towers.
Dave has now planted out his sheltered sunflower seedlings and on rainy mornings he checks that the slugs haven’t got them - from the landing window, with his binoculars.
I went to see my big sister Kath on Tuesday. This meant a 60 mile drive across country to Lincolnshire. Considering it’s only 60 miles it takes an awfully long time because the route is on mostly country roads, but at this time of year it’s a lovely drive. The hedgerows are stunning. The cow parsley is at the end of flowering and the heartier, chunkier keck (hogweed) is taking over. The moon pennies (ox-eye daisies) which are my favourite June wild flowers and featured in the current header, are everywhere, and every now and then there’s a tiny sprinkling of red poppies.
We walked round Kath's village, which was so different from a walk at home. Her skies are huge and the land is flat and it's mainly arable, not pasture:
9 comments:
Good luck! They deserve to be picked x
Good luck with your paintings🤞
Here's hoping! feels like its "our" paintings!
Thank you, friends!
Good luck for the art exhibition! Sally 🤞🎨🙂
I love your paintings .
Thank you very much, Sally and Anon.
To put it simply, I love them both. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, Susan.
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