Harbour lights, Boscastle, with choughs

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I think this is super, Lesley, so much going on and superbly understated! I recognise that tea garden! I'll have the scone and clotted cream please!!!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Thu 20 Sep 16:44:22

This looks such a lovely place for tea which you have painted so well Lesley.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Thu 20 Sep 21:35:57

Lovely quirky little place Lesley.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Fri 21 Sep 07:22:58

Thankyou. We have to keep up with the traditional scone and clotted cream Thalia, scrumcious..along with all of there food.

Posted by Lesley Hardy on Fri 21 Sep 21:38:23

Thankyou Margaret, nice relaxing to the sound of the river, while sipping the tea ect.,..

Posted by Lesley Hardy on Fri 21 Sep 21:40:44

Thankyou Carole. It use to be the pixie shop before the floods, I love the quirky roof. Glad they rebuild it as is..

Posted by Lesley Hardy on Fri 21 Sep 21:44:00

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20/09/2018

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Our favourite tea garden in Boscastle, I feel this reconstructed one represents the original before the flood very well,, including the shape of the roof. I sketched this on a very dull day early may. The choughs also took my attention, with large red beaks and feet. You think they are crows or ravens, but not they are Cornish choughs(cuffs) classes as endangered by becoming extinct species a few years ago.Watercolour A4 bockingford watercolour paper.

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Lesley Hardy

Hi, thankyou for taking an interest in my artwork. Ive always been known to be the creative one, spending years encouraging art activities for children to get creative. Now in my later years I became inspired by the cornish coast. I started to sketch what i saw in june 2016 .Im a self taught…

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