The Lonely Shepherd by Lynda Green
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The Lonely Shepherd is a rock that stands on the hillside to the west of Abergavenny. It was thought to placed there by past quarry workers, but local legend has another story. A shepherd who lived on the hillside was cruel to his wife causing her to throw herself from the rocks to her death. As punishment he was turned to stone and made to stand watch on the hillside for eternity, except for midsummer night when he walks the earth!
About the Artist
Lynda Green
I just realised that I have been painting for over 10 years now so can no longer claim to be a novice. I paint in watercolour and am still very much learning. I am inspired by the Welsh countryside around me and everything I see in daily life. I admire light filled watercolours and am always…
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