Paintings of Chew Valley and the Mendips

I am surrounded by beautiful countryside that greets me as soon as I step off the many lanes that criss cross our village – water playing a major part in our rural community with streams passing through the fields from the Mendip Hills and down to the Chew Lake.

Smitham Hill in winter
Watercolour 14″x 10″

Cut hay in the field outside my garden on a hot summer’s day
Watercolour 16″ x 12″

Harptree Combe
Watercolour 14″x 10″

Winter snow East Harptree meadows
Watercolour 16″ x 12″

Whitecross Road, East Harptree
Watercolour 14″ x 10″

Penny’s garden in June
Watercolour 16″ x 10″

Shrowle, Chew Valley
Watercolour 16″ x 12″

Spring morning at Chew Lake
Watercolour 16″ x 12″

Hinton Blewett Church
Watercolour 10″x 14″

Ring O’ Bells pub at Hinton Blewett
Watercolour 10″x 14″

Stockhill Wood in the Mendips
Watercolour 14″ x 10″

Frosty morning across the Chew Lake
Watercolour 14″ x 11″

Edge of Harptree Woods
Watercolour 6″ x 8″

Chew Valley rush hour… cows going to milking
Watercolour 14″ x 10″

First snow in East Harptree Forest
Watercolour 12″ x 14″

Mendips
Watercolour sketch 8″ x 12″

South Widcombe road to the lake
Watercolour 10″ x 14″

Lamorna – private commission
Watercolour 14″x 10″

Winter trees
Watercolour 14″ x 10″

Early autumn in Whitecross Road
Watercolour 16″ x 12″

Winter sheep
Watercolour 15″ x 15″

Chew Lake
Watercolour 10″ x 14″

Chew Lake from the Causeway
Watercolour 14″ x 16″

Snowdrops in the Old Rectory
Watercolour 12″ x 16″

Sun setting over The Mendips and Chew Lake
Watercolour 20″ x 12″

Whitecross Road
Watercolour 16″ x 16″

towards Harptree Court
Watercolour 16″x 12″