Summer Meadow-BishopdaleReduction Linocut. 270mm x 180mm.
A typical view in the Yorkshire Dales. A buttercup filled field in dale floor with its attendant field barn. Backed by further fields climbing away up the valley sides to the higher moorland above.
Bishopdale is one of the smaller dales which runs north from its head on the northern flank of Buckden Pike to its meeting with Wensleydale at West Burton.
3 comments:
Yes I remember that kind of view very well. It makes me feel a bit nostalgic!
Hi Keith
It is pretty typical of the morth of england. The limestone wall places it in the Yorkshire Dales but change that to a gritstone one and the view could be anywhere in Cumbria or Northumberland.
Another delightful picture, Stuart. Love the colours.
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