As photos are allowed for personal use only, here is a link to their website.
In answer to Sally's' question, yes I did stop for tea, more than once and here is the evidence.
A pot of tea and toasted teacake £1, bargain at the museum!
Next call stop was a Ellis' mill which unfortunately closed but still looked wonderful,
then back down towards the town
where I spotted this Indian street artist
you can see more by the artist Janak Chauhan here and here
I hope you have all enjoyed this short trip as much as I did.
7 comments:
I've never been to the Museum or to the Mill, I shall have to remedy that. The artwork is amazing and not a bad view too! :-) I think I have seen something on tv where children make very simple patterns with coloured powder like this. This is so intricate though.
I love the Rangoli design. We were in Bangalore last summer and it was amazing to watch the women placing intricate designs in front of their doors EVERY morning. I thought that they were chalk, but discovered they were pouring streams of rice powder to make the designs. As I researched them more, I have decided to use some for quilting designs!!!
Ha! You only wanted a picture of his bum!
JUlie, maybe we need a day out?
Frances, quilting patterns definately
BikerTed Cheeky! behave yourself :-)
Awesome street painter! Amazing. Beautiful pics, clear skies! Very nice day!
Wow...what a great place to explore and enjoy. The street painter is awesome. Here in Munich, we get them too but they do disney scenes etc. Don't get me wrong..they are beautiful. But this guy is unique!! Thanks for taking us with you on your trip...it was well worth it!
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