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Today's watercolour in my Woodland Series became a disaster, in trying to save it I ended up with a muddy mess so the paper is now drying and I will try again on the clean side tomorrow. Could not face trying another wood picture so moved on to start my next series Hedgerows...
This is the first in the series, Watercolour A4 size about 2 hours. Inspired from a walk in Shropshire last year, taken from a Sketch I had made whilst we ate lunch.
Back to my old painting stile in this painting.
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I will complete the Woodland Series.
Brilliant...I absolutely love this.Today's watercolour in my Woodland Series became a disaster, in trying to save it I ended up with a muddy mess so the paper is now drying and I will try again on the clean side tomorrow. Could not face trying another wood picture so moved on to start my next series Hedgerows...
This is the first in the series, Watercolour A4 size about 2 hours. Inspired from a walk in Shropshire last year, taken from a Sketch I had made whilst we ate lunch.
Back to my old painting stile in this painting.
View attachment 40387
I will complete the Woodland Series.
@OldButBold good to see you around!
Been a bit Choppy with the North South devide banter. What about us lot in the middle?
Faggots and Peas anyone?
Recycle - you know it makes senseA little COVID-related hilarity -- hope it makes y'all laugh. --
One organization in my area posted online about toilet paper giveaways. They posted a link for people wanting to donate, but no link to where you can actually pick up a roll or two.
This same organization is recommending that instead of using toilet paper people buy bidets and install them.
Yeah, uh-huh, just go out and buy a bidet and install it.
How many things do you see wrong with that? Don't include the increased use of water, another precious resource!
A different organization is updating its website "daily" listing places where you can actually still buy toilet paper, such as office-supply dealers.
Every single 12-pack of toilet paper costs at least 3 times as much as an ordinary grocer-store 12-pack.
How many people do they really think can afford to spend 3 times as much on toilet paper as they usually spend?
And the best,, saved for last --
Amazon.com is still offering toilet paper for sale.
New and used.
@dunelm we just ate pork chops a la dunners (remarkably similar to this https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-co...e-oven-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-194257) The chops themselves were large, thick and from carefully reared and butchered animals. The preparation and cooking were very respectful. The outcome was better than I expected but I would still never buy pork chops. As part of the 1/2 pig deal chops are the downside (perhaps another time I can negotiate a no chops package) BUT that method gives the best possible results. So thank you the chops now won't be just given to the dogs.
Don’t forget carlings - love a bowl of carlings with bacon and vinegar - and they don’t have to be restricted to just one day a year.Yea I don't think you have pease pudding in your neck of the woods either - its made from split peas and bacon bones or ham shank stock. Oh you are missing so much. Drool, Drool.
Need to end this soon but personally I wouldn't ever call the meat from a pork chop tender. - able to tolerate maybe? I googled carlings so thanks. I would swerve the bacon but vinegar is high on my list of God's blessings.Glad it went well and an excellent recipe. Don’t know if I would brine for four hours but I expect it would give a good outcome. Respectful preparation and cooking would have contributed to tenderness. Waste not, want not, your country needs you.
Ooh yes forgot about carlings, used to love carlings but have not had them for a long time, when I tried to look to buy some, I could only find them being sold as chicken food which put me off a bit.Don’t forget carlings - love a bowl of carlings with bacon and vinegar - and they don’t have to be restricted to just one day a year.
I can now taste delicious steak and kidney suet pudding in my mouth. Yum Yum. Where's that pressure cooker.Apparently a good beef pudding on a stick fire was all the rage amongst the cottagers. Eels, lots of eels. I was born in Cambridge which is geographically The Fens but just a tad different culturally. Nanny is now in the Great Nursery in The Sky. One can only offer thanks such atrocities never gave her the vapours.
Beautiful. This is so much my comfort zone.Today's watercolour in my Woodland Series became a disaster, in trying to save it I ended up with a muddy mess so the paper is now drying and I will try again on the clean side tomorrow. Could not face trying another wood picture so moved on to start my next series Hedgerows...
This is the first in the series, Watercolour A4 size about 2 hours. Inspired from a walk in Shropshire last year, taken from a Sketch I had made whilst we ate lunch.
Back to my old painting stile in this painting.
View attachment 40387
I will complete the Woodland Series.
Fixed it for you - no charge, Oh, and Instant Pot (or derivative) is the approved choice of this forumsteak and kidneysuet pudding
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