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That looks great - wonderful dramatic sky and good ridge - looking forward to seeing the finished painting.
That looks great - wonderful dramatic sky and good ridge - looking forward to seeing the finished painting.As stated I was not happy with my Black Cullen Mountain Sky so I started again, this one ilikemuch better. A4 about 1 hour so far which included 20 minutes for sky to dry, will finish Wednesday.
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Painting this I feel the urge to get out on to the mountains again, will we ever be allowed one wonders? Although my old knees may struggle, I can climb but going down is difficult.
As stated I was not happy with my Black Cullen Mountain Sky so I started again, this one ilikemuch better. A4 about 1 hour so far which included 20 minutes for sky to dry, will finish Wednesday.
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Painting this I feel the urge to get out on to the mountains again, will we ever be allowed one wonders? Although my old knees may struggle, I can climb but going down is difficult.
A brilliant set of photos. I love the sunset @JohnEGreenThis morning's fbg 4.8 which is a change from the last few days of almost continuous hypo readings so feeling a lot better today.
Keiran had a covid test this morning had a result in two hours and was negative so one more test and he will be OK to come home for Christmas.
Adrian still waiting for the result of his test things a bit slow in Italy it would seem.
Had a nice little surprise in the post this morning a friend had made some prayer hearts for us and sent them.
Before my little couple of days of not feeling too great I did manage a little walk and took a couple of pics some new but not exotic birds at the feeding station and another sunset photo.
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Thank you, all I have to do now is not mess it up.That looks great - wonderful dramatic sky and good ridge - looking forward to seeing the finished painting.
Thank you, The Cullens are amazing, I like the view from the mainland looking across at Sky especially if They have snow on top.This is amazing @Muddy Cyclist
I love that mountain...
Takes me back a bit to when last viewed the North Cuillin from Portree.As stated I was not happy with my Black Cullen Mountain Sky so I started again, this one ilikemuch better. A4 about 1 hour so far which included 20 minutes for sky to dry, will finish Wednesday.
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Painting this I feel the urge to get out on to the mountains again, will we ever be allowed one wonders? Although my old knees may struggle, I can climb but going down is difficult.
Sadly not, I discovered the Black Cullens once my knees where arthritic, .up is fine, down is painful. sad really but lower walks I can still manage and I still have pleanty of fond memories of Welsh Mountains. Strangely I can still Mountain Bike up mountains and down but of course some are just impossible for bikes.Takes me back a bit to when last viewed the North Cuillin from Portree.
Did you ever try the full traverse I know it to be a real challenge one far beyond my meager capabilities. I have difficulty climbing the stairs.
That's terrible for you, hugs and take care.Good evening all. Woke at 5am in pain, feeling hot/ nauseous and trembly. Suspecting a hypo I tested and ----9.8!( Slightly better than yesterday's 10.2). Still eating a healthy, low carb diet so it's a mystery! Maybe the x-ray on the 8th Dec. will be revealing? Have a good December folks.
Reminds me of the Southern Alps.As stated I was not happy with my Black Cullen Mountain Sky so I started again, this one ilikemuch better. A4 about 1 hour so far which included 20 minutes for sky to dry, will finish Wednesday.
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Painting this I feel the urge to get out on to the mountains again, will we ever be allowed one wonders? Although my old knees may struggle, I can climb but going down is difficult.
Yes that is an interesting and beautiful passage in Psalm 139, thank you Ian for reminding us.December the oneth cometh again ready or no. Belated happy birthday @geefull and as per usual artwork boils my bacon nicely. Great fbg @Muddy Cyclist and amazing story about J's father @gennepher. Oh, and well done on finding a version of bulletproof coffee you like. Swipey laid a 4.8 on me today. Bah, humbug etc but such is life. Much wheel turning inside Ian's noggin during Advent - I'm led to believe that is as it should be. Memory lane sat nav currently has me in December 1986 with God knitting my firstborn together in the womb (love that passage) and Johnny Mathis' when a child is born doing interesting (very good) things as it did then. Posting here is a good "release shot"/nudge into the leg side as it were. Allows me to get down the other end (always the best place to play top class oppo bowlers) see how others deal with things and assess my game plan. Only, I bat left handed and all you guys seem to be right handersTo Newmarket today to collect Julie's new specs. May see some of the truly beautiful horses there- always a win. Pip Pip Old Toots.
It's alright for you Ian, I frequently feel like Daniel in the lions den of right wing Christian friends on a tuesday morning.I'm horrified that you haven't grasped the truly liberating opportunities Gump and Co will produce. The deal will be sprinkled with Fairy Dust as sure as (Unicorn) eggs is eggs. Away you naysayer talking down this (60-70% is better than 95%) country. The meeja, remoaners/woke/anyone thinking for themselves have got to ya, Derek. I'm beyond excited about the prospect of feeding as much antibiotic, growth hormone riddled meat as I can to my grandchildren. Assuming the ports still function. Away all you health and longevity woke mongrels. We perhaps need the oven checked out though. That ready meal is still soggy in the middle, some parts uncooked/still frozen and all a tad unappetising to my untrained eye.
I do.hope you have some sort of back up heating as it is so cold today.
Thanks for appreciation of my paintings of Sky. I enjoyed visits to Sky although Mrs MC says it is too bleak.good evening all
4.7 today
just a bit of an out today although it was certainly a better weather day than yesterday
Thank you all for your kind birthday wishes
We've picked up mum's shopping list ready for the fray tomorrow morning.
Hope your day is treating you well
@SlimLizzy - nice that Errant seems to be settling welland I'm glad you're feeling a little more comfortable about your son, very difficult.
@dogslife - hope you feel better soon
@gennepher - J seems to have had some fascinating memories passed on from his dad.
Hugs for your tiring day, some people have no thought for othersbut you've still managed to give us a striking portrait of Popeye, I like the texture of his coat
@dunelm - great set of foliage studies and a handsome grove of trees using different stylesI like both very much.
@Muddy Cyclist - Your walk makes my village walk a bit tame, still we did have a stonking sunset here today, that pool looks dark and very tranquil.
I liked your original dramatic blue skies but I have to agree the new sky is a step up, it's lovely and 'Black Cuillin' looks strongly rooted in the earth, your painting from near Portree works well too, very fineI keep promising myself a trip to Skye, perhaps after Covid
@JohnEGreen - lovely photos thank you, glad you're feeling a bit better
art bit -
began a picture yesterday of some irises and they took a lot more fiddling than I expected (either that or I was just in fiddle mode), so, I finished them off today, they'll be in the next batch of art I scan.
Hazy sunshine and a calm sea for today's post
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Thank you and good BG reading.
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