I've added more colour and time to my Pacific sea arch but just haven't got a good enough photo of it yet as it always seems dark when I ready to take an image. Tomorrow, I promise myself I will take some photos in good light. For now, here is the best approximation that I can come to for colour in the pastel drawing, but it truly doesn't do it justice. The angle, focus, colours, lighting is all wrong. Sigh.
I lazily watched tv after the news tonight and saw Living Newfoundland and Labrador. Hosted by Krysta Rudofsky, this daily half-hour program is a local guide to better living in Newfoundland and Labrador. It was set at Clovelly Riding Stables in Logy Bay which is where one of my horses was sold - Lady. And sure enough, Lady made a prime appearance. True to form, ears back, being the sullen princess, later surrounded by 3 foot high princesses hugging her and grooming her. I'm sure she's in her element, as she always adored small children but was very wary of adults.
Virginia Woolf:
The beauty of the world has two edges, one of laughter, one of anguish, cutting the heart asunder.
2 comments:
oooh I love your pacific arch. That you have a matching pair in your area is perfect. How fun!
Also, to see your Lady on tv was a treat I am sure. Knowing she is healthy and happy must give you a sense that it was for the best.
Thanks Robin. There are more here than I realized actually. I'll do some pleine air work when the snow goes - if ever!
Yes, Lady seems to have settled in nicely. I do wonder about the other horse Kit, and hope she's doing well too. Likely so, probably spoiled rotten.
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