The flower garden on the chesil is gradually recovering from the storm damage to it two years ago .Mum and I walked along from Abbotsbury to west bexington what a place to be inspired ,look at texture ,colour and light .
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What a dazzerling show of intricate wild flowers .Inspired by the Himalayian balsen which stands out this time of year .
“Autumn meadow “Sams art,
The silvery clouds formed a soft maize over the pale vanilla light.
“Silvery clouds”by Sam Adams ,
The dashing of my brush as it skims over the paper I try to express my feelings and emotions like an Erratic Child.
“Wanting”Sams art,
My twin poppy design was just a pleasant mistake.
“Twin poppies”Sams art,
Poppy fields are pretty,stunning and full of colour.
“Poppy field ” Sams art,
The art garden in September is still got touches of pink valariem everywhere and I keep looking to see if a butterfly might drop in if it warms up a bit more.
“Art garden”by Sam Adams ,
The sika deer at Arne were grazing in the water meadows by the edge of Coombe heath.They had there young and were very amused by my presence and iPad which has a bright red cover good job it wasn’t a bull.
“Sika deer”by Sam Adams ,
The red russet poppies on the creamy chalk hills.
“wild poppies”Sams art,
In august the colours are richer than ever on the dorset chalk hills.