Painting size approx 20cm x 20cm

Oil on four canvas boards
Mounted and framed on grey backing with white painted wooden frame

A series of paintings that abstractly describe walks I have taken.

Porthoustock is a beautiful cove on the Lizard Peninsula, dominated (but enhanced, in my opinion) by the huge stone mill that in the 1940s crushed stone to provide surfaces for Cornwall's wartime airfields.

The huge structure seems to grow out of the shingle, and is as much a part of the landscape as the vivid blue water.

See this location on a map here