Hepple Village from Bickerton - Original Painting geology it is totally cut off

it is totally cut off by the tide twice a day

Nestled into the curve of the ancient Roman frontier

It can be found in The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts of Norwich University

Vindolanda has been my own personal favourite of all the Roman sites along Hadrian's Wall

It can be found in The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore

Hepple Village from Bickerton - Original Painting geology it is totally cut offA symphony of warm greens, this painting is of The River Coquet as it meanders its inevitable way down the Coquet Valley. Weaving past small villages Alwinton, Harbottle, Hepple, and Thropton it grows larger and more staid all the way until it reaches Rothbury. Then it continues eastwards, growing ever bigger and bolder all the way, gliding through the larger villages and towns until it reaches Warkworth and Amble, where it loops and flows into the