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All Paintings in the Gallery are Original Watercolours
Unless stated otherwise are all A3 size
(14" X 11") Unmounted and (19" X 15") Framed
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Edward's pill is a small inlet in the
village of Langwm,
located at the confluence of the two main Pembrokeshire rivers
the Eastern and the Western Cleddau, Cleddau meaning
Sword or Scythe.
Title: Old Rowing Boat at Hook
Hook is a small village upstream of the Western Cleddau from Langwm,
This old boat lying in the scrub near the shoreline makes for
a peaceful winter evening scene
Actually Old Hakin is the small town come village that lies above Milford Haven dockyard and is visible only as the background silhouette in this painting, but the harbour buildings look something like they did 30 years ago and were then much more closely associated with Old Hakin
This 12th Century Castle is very picturesque, being almost surrounded by a sea-water moat. It is also very well maintained and has extensive amounts of historical references and information on display to the public.
Title: Trawlers at Milford Haven
Compared to it's heyday from the turn of the century till the late 1970's Milford Haven has very few trawlers fishing out of the port.
This Painting is inspired by the style and technique of Australian Artist Robert Wade
Title: Bridge at Blackpool Mill - October
Blackpool Mill, alongside which flows the Eastern Cleddau, is a constantly shifting picture affected strongly by the changing seasons and the tides. The small archway beneath the main Mill building is where the water from the leat flowed having given it's energy to the mill proper.
This is a scene from the head of the Gwaun Valley at the foot of the Preseli Mountains. The ancient, moss covered rock at the paths begining has stood watch over these woods as a sentinel for far longer than any tree.
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Milford dry docks during a squall. Two London Tugs, the nearest of which is called the "Alice K" are in for repairs. It's not often you get to see a ship in this way, and the long lengths of timber used to hold the ships upright is a method from time immemorial.
(17" X 18")
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