Little Sark and the Coupee
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Little Sark is connected to Sark by a tall, thin strip of land - known as the Coupee - seen to the right of the paintng. Barely wide enough for a tractor to cross, with 90 metre sheer drops either side, crossing the Coupee is not for the faint-hearted, or the inebriated! The railings were only added about 60 years ago! Painted on the spot in mixed media, with baking-hot sunshine and lots of biting insects!
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