I hope to record what I see and sketch on my daily walks around my home in Rural South Australia
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- Quick McLaren Vale sketch
- Frenchmans Rock
- Rowing boat on the beach
- A yacht in the bay
- From my sketchbook
- Today I collected shells
- From the kitchen window
- Chidren on the beach
- Penneshaw Farmers Market
- Penneshaw bay and the mainland
- From my sketchbook
- Early morning Encounter Bay
- Watching the watched
- Sketchbook pages
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2 comments:
Hello Penny,
Very nice. The project certainly makes you observant of life around you. Take time for yourself in the coming weeks. Let the younger members of the family do the hard work of 'doing Christmas!. My sister-in-law from near Ballan has invited us for Christmas and I don't have to cook. Her married kids are doing most of the work. It will be a bit of a riot with about sixteen kids leaping about, but they have a few acres.
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I love your sketches!
What on earth are Canadian geese doing on the far side of the planet? Were they imported to Australia, or can they migrate that far? We have them here in Arizona, where they mow the lawn at the local horse racetrack.
Hope you have a wonderful holiday.
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