Proud Poetry
Homes is important to me. It’s part of the reason why I love painting people’s homes and streetscapes. David Fry sent me some beautiful poetry about a house I painted in swansea.
Walking the Gower Coast: Port Eynon to Rhossili Part 2
The second part of my long walk along the Gower coast path from the Knave to Worms Head and Rhossili.
Walking the Gower Coast: Port Eynon to Rhossili Part 1
Port Eynon is my favourite Gower place to visit in summer because it always has plenty of space on the beach, a shallow sea which warms up in the British sun and a wonderful gift shop full of the sort of junk that is absolutely necessary on a beach holiday (kites, snorkels, body boards, flip-flops, rock, postcards), a surf shop, ice cream kiosks and best of all not one but two fish & chip shops.
Gower Coastal Walk: Oxwich to Horton
I visit the church of St Illtyd and Oxwich Head. The Gower, although beautiful is full of natural hazards and some supernatural ones too.
Gower Coastal Walk: Tor Bay & Oxwich Bay
This part of my walk sees me breaking all my rules. But that’s OK. The thinking goes, if you are paralyzed by anxiety and a fear of failure: “Just do it, badly.” So I did it badly today but I did it.
Pennard Cliffs & Three Cliffs Bay
Three Cliffs Bay never fails to disappoint. It does not matter how many times I see it. It is particularly spectacular at high tide in the morning light. It is probably the one beach I have visited most often and certainly painted most often, on the Gower coast.
Walking the Gower Coast: Pwll Du and Hunts Bay
My walk along the Gower coast line visits Pwll Du and Hunts Bay, two secluded places on the South Gower coast.
Walking the Gower Coast: Caswell Bay & Brandy Cove
My journey on the Gower coastal path continues at Caswell Bay and then on the Brandy Cove.
Walking the Gower Coast; Limeslade and Langland Bays
Photos, words and paintings inspired by my Gower coastal walk from Limeslade, Langland Bay and ending at Caswell Bay.
Walking the Gower Coast: Mumbles
The Gower Peninsula juts out westwards into the Bristol Chanel. Its about 17 miles in length and 8 miles width at its widest point. I am planning to walk around its coastline, approximately 38 miles in length, maybe a bit less. I am starting at Mumbles.
