The Autumn afternoon sun whispers Tuscany artists’ legacy to colour the rocks in mustard, amber and honey.
Their warmth pushes the native shrubs to absorb the aqua calm waves into teal.
The nature’s palette sets an energetic backdrop for a family fun time.
The sand shimmers like lemon zest surprising the children in splash play.
Laughter echoes off the rocks like a baby mumbles into their mother’s arm, cheerful in Clovelly’s embrace.
Painting by Virginia Bucknell, you may see more of Virginiaβs paintings via: Art Lovers Australia Weebly Instagram
“The Autumn afternoon sun whispers Tuscany artistsβ legacy to colour the rocks in mustard, Amber and honey.”
That’s very creative! π
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Oh and the guy’s arms seem to be really long, lol.
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Yes he is bending down, a very tall man
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Yes he must be! Oh that beach is in Devon, England! Devon is making me think of childhood holidays, and it’s a perfectly sunny day today, just like many days in Devon and the far South-West. I have plans to make road trips around that part!
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Lovely! The sun will love you!
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We have a Clovelly beach in Eastern Sydney, must adopted the name from England.
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Haha! I was wondering if that might be true too, but it wasn’t showing up on google maps.
Ah, it was, but I just wasn’t recognising the name in French at first glance! Nouvelle-Galles Du Sud.
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“Nouvelle-Galles Du Sud” now I wish I spoke French
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(The name of one of the areas it was showing ‘Clovelly Beach’ in in the list, I mean).
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Thank you! π
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Your words paint such a lovely palette, Cassa π
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Thank you J!
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