Stone wall (PR42) Cricieth The eastern flank of Cnicht

The eastern flank of Cnicht rises from the floor of the cwm in an unbroken wall giving the mountain a feeliung of great height and exposure

Nowadays very few can be called working farms having become holiday accommodation

Even though Tryfan is one of the smallest of the Welsh three thousanders in height it more than makes up for in stature with its graceful north ridge rising out of the valley bottom to eventually gain the three peaked summit at over three thousand feet

There are probably three notable buildings in Portmeirion village

paper size - 59cm x 44cm

Stone wall (PR42) Cricieth The eastern flank of CnichtGiclee print of an original watercolour. Open edition. Ever since I started painting I have been attracted to studies of natural objects and the effect that exposure to the weather has had on their surface, whether it is an old gnarled piece of timber, a rusty old fence post, or as in this painting, an ancient stone wall. A few years ago I discovered a type of hand made paper produced in the foothills of the Himalaya. This paper is excellent for