Having fun by the elegant lake called Shearwater in Wiltshire on longleat estate. A demonstration with my grandson Romeo showing wet on wet technique in watercolour and painting on a bench outside in the wonderful sunshine under the canopy of the trees.Tiny apprentice 2
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A recent watercolour demonstration outside on a hot summers day this summer near Stourhead and King Alfred’s tower. It’s showing you wet on wet technique in watercolour voilà!The six wells
“THE SIX WELLS”
A secret and ancient location set in the hills of the Wincombe estate and Gutch common is an enchanting sanctuary for wildlife ‘Oyster coppice’.
“Oysters coppice” by Sam Adams ,
I looked upon the dark green fields and trees last evening and the evening sky was dazzled with girly pale pink , yellow and minty blue .
“Evening sky in August”by Sam Adams ,
You can’t beat a gentle walk on a Sunday afternoon in summer.This is the amazing estate of ‘Lord bath” in Wiltshire and it’s like going back in time.Glorious oak trees and rolling hills.
“Summer bliss”by Sam Adams,
The golden fields radiate there misteak over the glorious English countryside.Look and notice it now before they cut it and you have to wait a whole year again to see it.We must never take our cornfields for granted as corn is one of the hardest crops to grow.
“Golden fields” by Sam Adams ,
It was truly stunning as I wondered down the stairs at five thirty am last Tuesday .I was full of joy and amazement as I stepped out onto the decking in back garden and the sunrise came up over ‘Wincombe woods’ and it shone a golden hue in the east […]
“Sunrise over the vale”by Sam Adams ,
I was so excited when I looked out of my kitchen window and the sky was a painting before my very eyes over the Dorset and Wiltshire border.
“Dramatic Wincombe”by Sam Adams
The sky one evening illuminated across the vale full of the prettiest shades and then it was gone. Hill farm estate the border of Dorset and Wiltshire counties of Britain .
“Sky” by Sam Adams ,
The heat of the evening and the mist was so exotic for the vale of Wincombe .