We finally have the key. The view towards the pier from our front window.
Sun rise.
An pictorial account of activities and thoughts of David Whitworth, a returned VSO volunteer.
We finally have the key. The view towards the pier from our front window.
First, the dollhouses. Of course, these take priority over the house we live in.
Temporary storage area. Very conventient.
Another "house" is about to be built to house the Q A's furniture. Watch this space.
Mandy
1968 - Elmina, Cape Coast, Ghana
Jenny and I became good friends with Peter and Mandy during the 9 months we spent together working as teachers in Cape Coast.
Starting with a patern,
asking Gek, my colourist, to choise the colours from my collection of coloured veneers,
But first, a visit to Gek's new exhibition at the Llandough Hospital Plaza Gallery.
A fun day for families.
Yesterday we delivered Gek's paintings to the Llandough Hospital for the exhibition opening next week and today we got the go ahead for our purchase of the Bridgeman Court apartment from Lynda of the WWHA, the freeholder of the property.
The pier is practically on our doorstep.
An arty photograph by Gek.
Thirteen paintings ready to be delivered for Gek's exhibition at the The Plaza, Llandough Hospital for the opening on the 25th July.
With the move to Penarth looking like a goer, the Black and White is now packed ready for its journey home, to a family in Singapore. Started on the Little Red Dot, worked on in Penang and finished in Wales it never once needed a visa.