Painting the Hawthorne blossom along the escarpment road on Salisbury Plain
Last year the Hawthorn blossoms were exceptional. Every spring is so busy I am always rushing past them but last year I vowed I'd take a week off to paint some. Little did I know what was around the corner with total lockdown when one couldn't do more than a short 1 hour exercise and not drive to any location. Still the lockdown came to an end before the blossoms had faded and I managed to I managed to do some, and and also painted in the garden.
Painted from Salisbury Plain, facing west, a view of Roundway hill, the scene of a civil wall battle, can be glimpsed between the bushes.
Facing North, over the vale of Pewsey
View from the Easel
Cow drinking in shade under s tree between Little and Great Cheverell
Cherry Blossom in the garden next door to mine
