Showing posts with label berneray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label berneray. Show all posts
Friday, 17 August 2012
De-tour
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2012,
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loch bee,
loch bí,
north uist,
outer hebrides,
photograph,
photostory,
ride,
south uist
Friday, 22 June 2012
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Pollock fishing | 18th May
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outer hebrides,
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plein air,
ride,
west
Friday, 9 December 2011
Tour cont'd
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harris,
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Monday, 1 November 2010
Postcards from the Edge II
All of these cards were posted at Howmore, South Uist on 6th September. Some were sent to twitter followers, the rest to family and friends. Some other cards had already been given away * * , and some came home with me *.
The cards shown were drawn between the 30th August and 6th September in a few different locations: Howmore; various locations on Berneray; a couple of ferries; St Clements, Rodel, Harris. Picture taken on the table at Howmore hostel, as I did the divvy up.
Twitter followers who responded to the offer of a card #postcardsfromtheedge:
@aikowrites *, @randmhousekpr, @tinyblob, @davidtuckisgay, @benrobertsphoto (card), @homespunvintage, @caponicus, @mrkipperling, @bremnerdesign, @mhutchings, @jencrabtree, @stjudes
*card m.i.a.
update: the card sent to @randomhousekpr turned up 2 months late and with an Edinburgh postmark. Particularly odd as it arrived on the same day that I had got in touch with Royal Mail to see if it could be traced.
Labels:
2010,
berneray,
cycle tour,
cycling,
drawing,
gatliff trust,
harris,
howmore,
in the field,
loch portain,
outer hebrides,
pen,
plein air,
postcard,
postcards from the edge,
ride,
rodel,
south uist,
st clements,
west
Sunday, 24 October 2010
A Drawing for A Dram
He was a rigger in recalibration after a stint of night shifts.
A large dram was administered as I sat outside drawing. John sat on the other bench with the bottle of Bushmills. He wore a jumper forgotten on the pulley by another (smaller) hosteler. A couple more draughts were drawn before he disappeared rig-lagged into his room.
I don't know where this drawing is now, possibly on an oil rig miles out into the North Sea. Autumn migration south may have taken it to a different beach hut. A swap: heather and reed thatch for palm.
A large dram was administered as I sat outside drawing. John sat on the other bench with the bottle of Bushmills. He wore a jumper forgotten on the pulley by another (smaller) hosteler. A couple more draughts were drawn before he disappeared rig-lagged into his room.
I don't know where this drawing is now, possibly on an oil rig miles out into the North Sea. Autumn migration south may have taken it to a different beach hut. A swap: heather and reed thatch for palm.
Labels:
2010,
berneray,
cycle tour,
drawing,
gatliff trust,
in the field,
outer hebrides,
pen,
photograph,
postcard,
velvia 100,
west,
writing
A Tale of Two Saddles
I made a wee sketch of a tandem aboard the MV Loch Portain, the Berneray to Harris Ferry. The sketch went home with the owners of the bike, lovely Alan & Wendy, who we had met the day before.
The tandem has been Alan & Wendy's mode of transport on adventures all over the world, while we are touring novices; it was great to chat panniers and packing with them.
This week Alan & Wendy sent a photograph of the drawing, up on their wall alongside mementos from their other trips.
A & W also did a tour blog - warning - this site has quantities of powerfully diverting reading material!
Labels:
2010,
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cycle tour,
cycling,
drawing,
harris,
in the field,
outer hebrides,
pen,
plein air,
postcard,
ride,
scotland,
west
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
Drying Green
Labels:
2010,
35mm,
berneray,
cycle tour,
cycling,
favourite,
gatliff trust,
in the field,
outer hebrides,
photograph,
ride,
west
Thursday, 7 October 2010
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