The Hole in the wall National Park This was started in the

This was started in the usual way (for this series) using site specific pigments

the second oldest borough in England with beautiful farmland and always changing shadows

I do believe this will be the case with my dear friends the quinces

it is like visiting an old friend sometimes

The small seeds that give us such abundance are well known A fruit that represents resilience

The Hole in the wall National Park This was started in theThe river Dart leading up water from Dartmouth to Totnes has some crumbling walls along parts of the banks. It is believed that these walls were built to improve the navigation up water to the port of Totnes. The walls were built by French prisoners of war during the Napoleonic wars. Where the walls have crumbled the river has encroached, bringing with it the rebirth of the Saltmarshes to specific spots. Some believe the wall should be repaired,