This morning I had all sorts of plans to catch up on housework, finish some illustrations and move my geraniums to the garage for the winter but when my husband suggested it was a warm sunny day and so ideal for sketching in the park it didn’t take much arm twisting for me to hop…
Earlier I posted some pastels I had done whilst in the Park and here are three more of Autumn plants and the colours in the Winter Garden. The Agapanthus will soon go to ground and the Gunnera looks spectacular in its collapsing state. Its hard to believe that those huge leaves will grow again in…
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining, its just that there is so much to see in Hotham Park at the moment that its difficult to choose what to share. So here is a selection of things that caught my eye yesterday.
In my last post I was stressing about mounting a one night exhibition of my Hotham Park paintings in the Hotham Cafe. Everything went so well that we had half an hour to spare thanks to the help I had form the cafe proprietor and staff. We welcomed the Mayor of Bognor Regis and chairman…
Today is the day I will, for one night only, be exhibiting my park paintings in the Hotham Park Cafe. It’s going to be a bit of a scramble to do it all in one and a half hours but as much forward prep has been done as possible and I will be posting some…
There is a little train that runs in Hotham Park in the summer and half term holidays. He is named Boris and children love him. I’m told his name is derived not from a certain blond desheveled politician but from a condensed version of the town’s name, Bognor Regis. The name is the result of…
I’ve spent the day in the park sketching. In the morning the wind was chilly but after a warming soup in the cafe the afternoon was sunny, almost balmy, at least thats how it felt with the sun on my back as I revelled in the autumn colours
