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I love you - 35mm FujiFilm, Winter 2015. A hastily scrawled note on the outside of a filthy bus window. I noticed it halfway through my journey and spent the rest of that night wondering why it was there, who it was for and whether the recipient believed it.
Beach Sculpture- 35mm FujiFilm, a secret beach, Falmouth, Cornwall 2015.
17/07/16
So this week our adventure across Europe began. We headed off from our nearest port, Plymouth. After six hours of twiddling thumbs and eating overpriced ferry food we arrived in Roscoff. It was 9.30pm when we arrived and we needed to find a shop to get some essentials like water. This is where I learnt my first lesson about French life: Nothing, anywhere, ever seems to be open after 7.30pm. Or between the hours of 12 and 2pm.
No worries. We found a beautiful little beach called Pointe de L'Armorique and settled down for the night. Something we immediately noticed on arrival is how friendly France is towards campers and travellers with virtually every town we passed through offering free camping in Aires. There’s several websites that list Aires in France. Despite this, we still prefer the places off the beaten track a little, away from other people. As we go we’ll be making a list of all the wild park ups we find and then, if there’s enough, will compile them in to something readable.
We were fortunate enough to have arrived in France on Bastille Day, a national public holiday which meant we were lucky to find a single shop open. But we were treated to one of the most spectacular firework displays we’ve ever seen in Bagnoles De L’Orne- the French really know how to celebrate.
Our first week has been spent visiting some of Lucy’s friends from when she lived in Normandy, two of which own a farm. We stayed here for a couple of days helping out with the animals where we could. They particularly liked to get involved whenever we started cooking. Having worked in a kitchen for two years, the inquisitive gaze of a dozen sheep watching over you was certainly a new one for me. Then it got hot. 35 degrees going on 40. By some miracle, Lucy’s other friends had heard about an abandoned quarry so we headed over and what we found amazed us. Needless to say many hours were spent floating around in the cool shallows. The water was crystal clear. The locals reckon it’s about 50m deep and they’re probably right. The rest of our time we’ve just been exploring parts of Normandy, like Fosse d'Artour, which has plenty of quiet park ups and tranquil walks.
Bathed in Light- 35mm Disposable Camera, a secret beach location, Cornwall 2015. Light leakage has caused some interesting results with some 8 year old film in a cheap disposable camera.
Café Observations- 35mm FujiFilm, Truro Arts Café, 2015
Midnight City- 35mm FujiFilm, Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, 2015
Man on Train- 35mm FujiFilm Falmouth to Truro Train, 2015
India & the Dragon- 35mm FujiFilm, Falmouth 2015
From Rust To Roadtrip
I will be transferring all van-related posts over to my new joint blog FromRustToRoadtrip. Go and follow it now for more updates on our van conversion project and our travels around Europe!
3am doodles and free writing.
Tears in the Rain- Continuous line drawing & speed colouring.
Big Boss- Inspired by streaks in condensation on a buses window. I saw the face of Snake in smear marks and this is what came of it.
Colourful Neighbourhood, 35mm FujiFilm- Falmouth, Cornwall, UK
I miss living in this neighbourhood, I'll be revisiting it very soon.
Hey tumblr, I've been off the grid for a while in terms of actually going anywhere near this website. Here's a short update; I've moved back to the Midlands, I'm currently in Brinklow where this bad selfie was taken. Started a new career but I'm still shooting and sketching, hence my return to this sorry lil blog. Expect a massive spam of drawings.
India Sketching- 10 minutes continuous line drawing, 10 layers. Sunbathing and sketching with India on the beach was so much, my landscape skills aren't as impressive as hers so I sketched her as she sketched our surroundings.
Will Sitting- Falmouth, Cornwall, UK I decided to combine continuous line drawing and glitch art to create this 4 minute piece.
Sam Stoned- Falmouth, Cornwall, UK 30 second sketch
