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A beautiful addition to your lovely Dry Stones Series, Malcolm. Great drawing!

Posted by Mia Ketels on Fri 17 Jul 12:07:37

Great structures for getting out of the weather Malcolm, a super addition to your stone wall series.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 17 Jul 13:16:47

Thank you so Much Mia and Fiona for your really lovely comments all the more appreciated coming from folk who produce work like you both do. Fiona, of course this series is all down to you giving me the push to carry out a long standing idea.

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Fri 17 Jul 13:29:14

Lovely drawing and I like the bit of history too.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Fri 17 Jul 13:30:03

Thank you so much Margaret much appreciated, I like to give little bits of information, I think it is a hang over from when I led groups on the hills and always told them about the environment and any history, I have always believed to appreciate things fully you need to understand them.

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Fri 17 Jul 15:47:06

Hang on Studio Wall

17/07/2020

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Next in the Dry Stone series, this is of a section of the cross shelter walls on the top of Inglebourgh Hill in the Yorkshire Dales, this of course is one of the Three Peaks Of Yorkshire, the others being Pen-Y-Ghent and Whernside, I must admit Inglebourgh is my favorite out of the three for a complete walk. In Roman times the Briganti tribe had a fort on the top and held out against the Romans.

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Malcolm Buckley

I have always loved the outdoors and have climbed and walked in various places in the world, after giving numerous slide shows and talks about my trips to raise money for charity, i realised the slides and photos did not do what i saw justice, so I decided to start trying to paint. I am self taught…

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