ouldn’t resist the wheelie bin.
John Morris Hall, Grafton Manor(Arch and wheelie bin) – Oil on board
Tag: Roadside (Page 1 of 5)
oadside or ‘in the middle of the road’ I’m not so sure.
I’d recommend the Nunwell Trail from the Visit Isle of Wight website. Its starts and ends quite easily but be warned either the author got a little distracted or perhaps its the lack of landmarks in the middle section but which ever of those it is means you may find yourself wandering around in a field with no idea which of the dozen or so paths you should follow.
Still, if we hadn’t got so lost we would’ve missed this rather nice sunset. Oh yes, remember to take a torch too – Just in case.
irst in an occasional series of paintings of local scenes. Trying to work toward a looser style.
Hanbury Road, Stoke Prior – Oil on board
mm…
Number 22 in the apparently increasingly occasional series of roadside photos.
Happy New Year anyway, and Happy Birthday for last year top… sorry that I missed it.
it worried these are getting a bit arty now.
The black and white probably doesn’t help.
Number 21 in the series of occasional roadside photos. This sign is gradually distancing itself from that mile as its slowly falls over, creating an odd perspective as you drive past.
umber 20 in the ongoing series of roadside photos. The Kidderminster road has had six months of seeming pointless traffic lights, however while sat in them last month I did manage to take this photo which nearly makes up for the hour or so its cost me so far. #highwaysmywayworcs indeed.
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