Red House Museum

Monday Meandering at the Museum

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What’s on at the gallery?


All the notes for the paintings are on stapled sheets – To Be Returned – you may get confused who did which paintings, so just wander and enjoy looking.

This is Hengistbury Head

Waterloo Station

Hurst Lighthouse off the Isle of Wight. Which painting is in the exhibition and which is hanging in my living room, given to me in exchange for knitting the artist a scarf?

Time for a cup of tea

Which painting did you like best?

When you go to any exhibition do you like to read everything carefully or just look at the pictures?

Sunday Stroll under Sullen Skies

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The sky is not always blue and this is why the English always talk about the weather. Sunny, dreich (borrowed from the Scots) , torrential rain or howling gales; the photographer should capture them all.

Perhaps it’s time to go inside.

What might this be? Find out at the end.

Take a look in the gift shop.

If you want to peek in the gallery to see the exhibition you will have to wait for the next blog.

Where do you like to go on a dreary day?

Silly Saturday – Sun and Thunder

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What could be nicer than a garden in summer?

And an invitation to a garden party on a sunny morning.

Until it starts raining…

But what would a traditional summer garden party be without torrential rain and thunder!

But two books found a new home.

If you would like to buy a book without getting wet head over to Amazon. Available to download and as a paperback.
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Monday Madness

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New like! God liked your post Eurovision Eve. You might want to go see what they’re up to! Perhaps you will like their blog as much as they liked yours.   Great posts worth seeing from God: Success

What better accolade could a blogger ask for?

This was our book club book this month and it was really interesting and an enjoyable read. Apart from learning a lot about Antarctic and Arctic exploring the many human snippets were fascinating. One of the leading officers would stay up writing till 2am , though he had to rise at 5am. As well as keeping  his official journal he had promised a good friend he would keep a personal journal. Writers and insomniacs will empathise. I have enough trouble packing for a week’s holiday, imagine packing supplies for four years including live bullocks… I bet they did not worry about catering for the crew’s dietary requirements and allergies. It’s also of note that many serving in the navy had gone to sea at thirteen or fourteen, no snow flakes on board…

When at last you get that Tonka truck you always longed for.

Missing No Mow May? Let it Bloom June is here.

Or perhaps you would prefer Jurassic June.

How about Meandering Monday.