Thursday, 2 August 2012

Lime Green ...&....Lyme Regis

Some works in progress......Pink being the flavour of the month ....no surprises there then !!......
When we picked up the sewing machines on Monday we went to Dorset travelling from Blandford to Lyme Regis on the way we stopped and had a picnic by the Cerne Abbas Giant...........
But not on THIS picnic spot !!!........look closely.........
Lyme town centre......
this is the front door of Belmont House apparently John Fowles finished writing French Lieutenant's Woman here ........
Can't come to Lyme Regis without a picture of some ammonites.......maybe a clue to my next tattoo just booked .......??
Me doing my 'French Lieutenant's Woman' moment at the end of the Cobb.....It has to be done ........
We had a fab time in Dorset especially in Lyme Regis ....we met the lovely Jenny who is a sewing machineaholic too.........and Carol whose website is here Jim doing his bit on The Cobb........
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12 comments:

  1. Cate Rose3 August 2012 at 01:30

    Wow, very cool. FLW is one of my very fave movies!

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  2. Kate Fernyhough3 August 2012 at 05:43

    the photos of your new work are fabulous, such gorgeous colour! xxKate

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  3. Cathy Hetzel3 August 2012 at 06:24

    Looks like a great place to visit......I love the white building with the dark roof......the metal work in the lamp post....some of the designs are unreal..... they really gets my attention when we travel.......nice to see other people like them too....would make a great design for a tattoo...

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  4. ELFI3 August 2012 at 07:06

    un magnifique mix de photos.. l'homme dans l'homme .. extra!

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  5. laurak/ForestWalkArt :)3 August 2012 at 11:29

    lorna...are you standing on that GIANT crop circle-man's balls?? haha that's what i saw when i first looked...then thought, nope, it's a nose...but no...balls. tell me. please. :)

    cool little town...i love that round mushroom-like house!!

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  6. Muv3 August 2012 at 12:28

    Blue skies and calm seas just wouldn't cut the mustard on the Cobb, would they?

    We've got a chunk of ammonite the builders found when digging at the back to build the kitchen. God knows how it got there. Probably an old garden decoration that got buried.

    Don't get drunk and ask for a tattoo of that vulgar geezer at Cerne Abbas.

    Love
    Muv

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  7. K J D3 August 2012 at 14:10

    I see where you got the inspiration from for your latest projects:)

    Lyme looks so beautiful.... (as do you!) I've never been but its on my 'to do' list. I will be doing my best 'French Lieutenants Woman' too when I do get there!

    I love the street lights!

    And the place where you didn't have your picnic!!!!

    Did you stay at the Red Lion Hotel? If you did would you recommend it?

    Have a great weekend

    Karenx

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  8. Anonymous3 August 2012 at 14:14

    Some might fancy a picnic on that spot you never know? Great pics, lovely place but wild seas eh, looks like a very strong current, wouldn't want to be in that water unless I was a strong swimmer. xox

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  9. Katie3 August 2012 at 20:25

    These are great! Love the new work, and your trip looks fun...hey, I WOULD have picniced right there!

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  10. Janny de Roo4 August 2012 at 07:46

    This is the work from you, that I love.....!

    warm greetings, Janny

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  11. DIAN4 August 2012 at 10:00

    wow, Lyme Regis, we stayed in a lovely b& b there years ago. What a lovely place it is.
    Gorgeous work too.

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  12. jackie4 August 2012 at 13:07

    Lyme Regis is a lovely spot, we once stayed in a flat right on the front. Interesting to hear some of the history of the crop circles.

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