Please excuse the mess – site currently being updated.x
(Lammas/Lughnasa full moon, August 2011)
Using water collected from the river Nairn: (photo from Scotavia Images, aerial photography)
which flows very close to the beautiful site of Balnuaran of Clava containing ring cairns and stone circles.
from mysterious britain: “The Clava Cairns – or more correctly Balnuaran of Clava – is one of the best preserved Bronze Age burial sites in Scotland. There are three cairns here, two with passage ways aligned to the Midwinter sunset, and all with more subtle features, incorporated to reflect the importance of the South-west horizon.”
The painting was inspired by the standing stone in the field behind the main site on a beautiful morning on seeing a hare gazing at the stone! Magical.x
The full moon was so bright last night was calling to me to get this done……….
My partner saw a hooded figure in the stone, my eldest daughter a waterfall and my youngest a castle, any thing else….?
(image from ‘Chanting‘ witches chants cd)
Inspired by the bunnies living on the hill beneath Inverness castle
(April 2010)
Beautiful sunset – colours were so vivid and the rolling fields and gorse edged woodlands with the so, so blue mountains in the distance just cried out to be captured……
View from Balloch woods.
Kessock bridge that crosses the Beauly Firth to connect Inverness with the Black Isle
