...which, unusually for Mundesley, it isn't at the moment. However the weather is rather better in "The Haymakers" by George Stubbs (1724 - 1806) shown here:
Today's post on MARDLINGHAM is about future plans.
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- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 10:43:30
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Munzly
- http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 11:09:24
True, and no doubt there'd be a bit of fun in the stack later, if anyone had any energy left.
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- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 11:11:23
Ah, of course the buxom milk-maids, how could I have forgotten them!
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- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 10:45:03
Serenity and communion with nature ahhhhh.... gone are the days.
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Munzly
- http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 11:10:35
It's them Wurzles and their brand new combine'arvesters wot dunnit
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kevinwilson
Pro - Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 10:45:16
very nice reminder of excellent art.
ages since i saw any of his.
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Munzly
- http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 11:16:52
Done in enamels on a ceramic plaque, which accounts for the fresh look of the figures and the way they stand out from the background.
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- cishanjia
- Thursday, 23. Aug, 2007 @ 18:16:25
Beautiful. I love old paintings and photos, that captured a moment in time long past.
I've joked this before, but I'm beginning to think we now have a monsoon season instead of a summer!
Ian
Great picture and the ale hidden in the hedgerows with the bread and cheese for lunch.