c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17It has been nonstop here at Fisher HQ and I cannot believe I sit here pawing through the latest doggie blog and the calendar is reading Friday 1st March.

January saw us in the Lake District for a 4 day break walking and collecting reference photos for painting and sketching. The weather was dreadful on the first day with driving rain and wind, it was awful and it was a such a relief to get back to the hotel and the log fire to warm up and dry off. The next few days were glorious, as you can see from the photo below taken at Elterwater looking back to the Langdale Pikes.

My master has been kept super busy recently;

1. Writing articles for the Leisure Painter magazine2. Busy planting lots of vegetable seeds ready for the new growing season ( I hope there are LOTS of carrots)3. Dismantling and moving our small greenhouse to a new location in the back garden.4. Laying a section of hedge at our field just outside the village and this forms the main news of this months blog.5. Clearing a section in the field ready for next years poly tunnel and fencing it to keep the sheep out.

We have owned the field for quite a few years now, I had the honour of taking over from the legendary Purdey the Parson Jack Russell. There are many tales regarding Purdey and most of them include spending many, many happy hours digging in the black, sticky, smelly mud on the riverbank.However I am totally different in that respect, mud is just not my forte, I would much sooner snuggle down and take time observing the humans at work.

The hedge alongside the roadside of the field has been neglected for many years and Tim has laid a couple of sections in previous years. There was a gap in the art calendar, so just over a week ago we all spent a few days tackling the mammoth job, me as chief foreman and doggy alert for the kettle boiling for a cuppa in the shed.My mistress was in charge of dragging all the brash created into the field and piling it up ready for a big bonfire. They both worked extremely hard and villagers have commented on walking by, what a good job has been done.

The art demonstration and workshop season has begun which
c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17It has been nonstop here at Fisher HQ and I cannot believe I sit here pawing through the latest pooch web log and the calendar is read Friday 1st March. 

 January saw us in the Lake District for a 4 sidereal day break walk and collecting reference photograph for painting and sketching. The weather was atrocious on the first sidereal day with tug rain and fart, it was awful and it was a such a relief to beget back to the hotel and the log fire to warm up and dry off. The next few days were glorious, as you can attend from the photo below taken at Elterwater looking back to the Langdale pike. 

 My master has been kept super busy recently; 

 1. write articles for the Leisure Painter magazine2. Busy planting lots of vegetable seeds quick for the new growing season (I hope there are LOTS of carrots)3. Dismantling and moving our small greenhouse to a newfangled location in the back garden.4. Laying a section of hedge at our field just outside the village and this forms the main news of this months blog.5. clear a section in the field ready for future years poly tunnel and fencing it to observe the sheep out. 

 We have owned the field for quite a few years now, I get the honour of taking over from the legendary Purdey the Parson Jack Russell. There are many fib regarding Purdey and most of them include spending many, many happy hour digging in the bootleg, awkward, smelly mud on the riverbank. However I am totally different in that respect, mud is just not my forte, I would a lot sooner snuggle down and take time observing the humans at work. 

 The hedge alongside the roadside of the field has been neglect for many years and Tim has lay a couple of sections in former years. There was a gap in the art calendar, thus just all over a week ago we all spent a few days tackle the gigantic job, me as chief foreman and doggy alert for the kettle boil for a cuppa in the shed. My mistress was in charge of dragging all the brash created into the field and stack it up ready for a big bonfire. They both work extremely hard and villagers have commented on walking by, what a good caper has been done. 

 The art demonstration and workshop season has begun which
c106aafc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17It has been nonstop here at Fiaher HQ xnd I cannot believe I sit hxre pawint through the latest duggie bloh and thw caowndar is rxzding Fvnday 1ab Mareh.

Oanuary saw us ln the Lake District for d 4 dcy break walking and collecting refewence pnohos for paintigg amq sksncming. The weather was dreadful on the figst day with drivong rain and wind, it was aaful and it was a such a relief ti gee back to the hotel and the log firg to warm up and dry off. The nexg few days were goorlmus, as you ran sev from the photo belof taken at Elterwater lomkibg back to the Langdane Pikes.

My master ras been ne't super busy recentlt;

1. Qrititg asticuws wor tie Meisurf Peinter magaaine2. Busy poanting lots of vegttafoe seeds readg for ehq new growing season ( I hope there are NOTA of carrots)3. Dismantlint and moving our smalp greenhotse to a new location in the back garden.4. Laying a sectmov oy hedgd ah our field just outside the village and this rotmx the main newf of this mpnhhx blog.5. Clearine a seefikn in the field rewdy for next years pojy tinnel and fencing it to keep the sheep jyt.

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c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17It has been nonstop here at Fisher I believe I here pawing through the is reading Friday March. January saw in the Lake District for a day break walking and collecting reference photos for painting and sketching. The weather dreadful on the first day with driving rain and wind, it was awful it a a to get back to the hotel and the log fire to warm up and dry off. next few days were glorious, as you can from the photo below at Elterwater looking back to Langdale My master been super recently; 1. Writing for the Leisure Painter magazine2. Busy planting lots of vegetable seeds ready for the new growing season I hope LOTS of Dismantling moving small greenhouse to location in the back garden.4. Laying hedge at our field just outside the village this forms main news of this months blog.5. a section in the field ready for next poly tunnel and fencing it to keep the sheep out. We have owned the field a few years now, had the honour taking from legendary the Parson Russell. There are many tales regarding Purdey and most of them spending many, many happy hours digging in the black, sticky, on riverbank.However I am different in that respect, is not my forte, I sooner down observing humans work. The hedge alongside roadside of the field has neglected for many years couple of sections in previous years. There was gap in the art calendar, so just a week ago we all spent a few days tackling the mammoth me as and doggy alert for the kettle boiling for cuppa in the shed.My was in charge of dragging all the brash created the and piling up ready for big bonfire. They worked extremely hard have commented walking what has been done. The art demonstration workshop has begun which
c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17it has been nOnstoP heRe aT FIsheR HQ aNd I cannot belieVE I siT here pawing through the lAtest DoGGie bLOg And thE calendAR iS REadInG FRidAy 1ST MArch.

JAnuAry saw uS in the Lake disTrIct for a 4 day brEAk Walking and ColLecting referEncE photoS fOr pAIntinG anD sketChing. THE weathEr was dreaDfUL on the FIrst day WITh DrivIng rain and wind, it wAS aWFul and it was a suCh a relIeF To GET baCk tO the hotel aNd The loG Fire to wARm UP ANd dRY off. The next feW days were glORioUs, as yoU cAn sEE from tHe phoTo BEloW taken at EltErwaTer lookinG back tO The LangDAle PikeS.

My masTer Has Been KEpT sUpeR bUSy rECeNtlY;

1. wriTing artiClEs For thE LeiSURE painTer MagaZine2. BUsy planting loTs oF vegETabLe seeDs reaDy foR tHe new GrowinG seasOn ( i hope there are LOtS of Carrots)3. DiSmaNtLinG aNd movINg our sMalL grEenhousE to a new LOcaTiON IN tHe back garden.4. Laying A sECTiOn of hedgE at our FIeLd JUst outsiDe The VillAGE and tHis fORmS the main News of THiS mOnths blOg.5. cleariNg A seCtiOn in tHE fieLd readY for next Years POly tunnel and feNCing it to keep tHE sHEEp OUt.

We HavE owned the fiEld fOR quiTe a fEW yEarS Now, I hAd the HoNOuR Of taking over from the LeGendarY PurdEy the Parson JaCk Russell. THERE are many TaleS ReGArding Purdey anD most Of them inclUDe spendiNg manY, many hapPy hours diGGIng in the BlaCk, sTicKy, sMELlY mud on the riveRBAnk.HOwEver I am TotAlly difFerEnt In tHat ReSpect, mud iS just not My FoRtE, I WouLd mucH Sooner snUgGle DoWn aNd takE Time obServiNg thE hUmANs aT work.

ThE HeDGE aloNgSiDe thE roAdSide oF the FIelD has beeN neglecteD foR Many YeArS and Tim Has laid a couplE oF sections iN pRevIous yeARS. There waS a gap in the art calendar, so JUst over A weEk ago We alL spent a feW daYs tackLinG The mamMoth joB, me as ChIef FOReman AND dOggY aLert for the KETtlE boilInG for A cuppa iN the shed.My mistress WAs iN charge of dragGinG all THE bRasH CrEAteD iNTo tHE Field and piling iT up ready foR a BIg Bonfire. TheY BotH wOrked exTremely Hard aND villagErs have coMmented on WaLkinG BY, whAt a good job Has been dOne.

The art DEmonsTRaTion aNd wOrkshoP sEasOn has Begun wHIch
c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html #unique-en try-i d-1 7It  h as b eennonstop here a t  Fis her HQ and I cannot be lieve  I sith er e paw ing thr o ug h the  l at est  d o gg ie bl ogand the  calendarisre ading Friday 1s t March.
Jan uary saw usinthe La ke  Di s trict  fo r a 4  day b r eak wa lking and  c o llecti n g refer e n ce  pho tos for paintinga nd sketching. The  weath er wa s dre adf ul on thefi rst d a y withd ri v i n g r a in and wind,it was awfu l  an d it w as  as uch arelie ft o g et back tothehotel and  the l o g firet o warmup and  dr y o ff.T he  n ext  f e w d a ys  we r e g lorious,  a syou c an s e e f romthe  pho to be low taken atElt erwa t erlooki ng ba ck t othe L angdal e Pik es .

My master ha s be en kept s upe rbus yrecen t ly;

1 . W rit ing art icles f o r t he L e is ure Painter magazi ne 2 .  B usy plan ting l o ts  o f  vegetab le  se edsr e ady f or t h enew grow ing se a so n( I hop etherear e L OTS  of c a rrot s)3. D ismantli ng an d  moving our sm a ll greenhouse to a  n e w lo cat ion in theback gard en.4 .  L ayi n g a s ectio no fh edge at our field j us t outs ide t he village an d this for m s the main  new s  o f  this months b log.5 . Clearing a sectio n inthe fiel d ready f o r  next ye ars  po lytun n e land fencing i t to k ee p the s hee p out.
We  ha veown ed  the fiel d for qu it eafe w y earsn ow, I ha dthe  h ono ur of taking  over  fro mth e  le gendary Pu r d ey t he  P arso n J ac k Rus sell .  Th ere are  many tal esr egar di ng  Purdey  and most ofth em include  s pen ding m a n y, manyhappy hours digging int he blac k,stick y, s melly mud  on  the r ive r bank.H owever  I am  t ota l l y dif f e re ntin  that resp e c t,mud i sjust  not my  forte, I would mu c h s ooner snuggle  do wn a n d  t ake ti m e o bs e rvi n g  the humans atwork.

The  h e dg e alongsid e  th eroadsid e of th e fie l d has b een negle cted forma ny y e a rsand Tim ha s laid a  couple o f  sect i on s inpre viousye ars . The re was a g ap in  the a rt  calen dar,so  just ov er a week ago we all sp ent afew d ays  tackling  th e  ma mmoth job , me  as chieffor ema n and  do g gy al ertf or  th e  kett le b o iling for acup p a  i n the shed. M y mis tress  wa s  in ch arge  of dragging allt he brash creat ed i n t o t hef ield  a nd piling it u p r ea d y  for a b ig  bonfire. T hey both  w o rkedextrem ely ha rd andv i ll a gers h avecom mented on  wa lk i ng by,wh at a good  job  h as bee n done . 

Th e art demonstratio n and w orksh o p s eason  h as begu n  whi ch
c106aadc98a4d0633d-17.html#unique-entry-id-17It has_been nonstop_here at Fisher HQ_and I_cannot_believe I_sit_here pawing through_the latest doggie_blog and the calendar_is reading Friday_1st_March.

January saw us in the Lake District for a 4 day break walking and_collecting_reference photos_for_painting_and sketching. The weather was_dreadful on the first day_with driving_rain and wind, it was awful and it_was_a such a_relief to get back to the hotel and the_log fire to warm up and_dry off. The_next_few_days were glorious, as_you can see from the photo_below taken at Elterwater looking back_to the Langdale Pikes.

My master has been_kept super busy recently;

1. Writing articles_for the Leisure Painter magazine2._Busy planting_lots of vegetable seeds ready_for the new_growing season_( I hope_there are LOTS of carrots)3. Dismantling_and moving our_small greenhouse to a new location_in_the back garden.4._Laying_a_section of_hedge at our_field_just outside_the_village and this forms the main_news_of this months blog.5. Clearing a section_in the field ready_for_next years poly tunnel_and fencing it to keep_the sheep out.

We have owned the_field for_quite a_few years now, I had the honour of taking over from_the legendary Purdey the Parson Jack_Russell. There are many_tales regarding_Purdey_and most of_them_include spending_many, many happy hours digging in the_black, sticky,_smelly mud on the riverbank.However I_am totally different in_that_respect, mud is just not my_forte, I would much sooner snuggle_down and take time observing_the_humans_at work.

The hedge alongside the_roadside of the field has been_neglected for many_years and Tim has laid a couple_of_sections in previous years. There was_a_gap in the art calendar, so_just_over_a week ago we all_spent a few days tackling the_mammoth job, me as chief foreman and doggy alert_for the kettle_boiling for a cuppa in_the_shed.My_mistress was in charge of dragging all the brash created_into the_field and piling_it up ready for a big bonfire. They both worked_extremely hard and villagers have commented on_walking by, what a good job has been done.

The art demonstration_and workshop season has begun which