The Landscape Art of Gordon Frickers
The amazing Catsfield Steamers, I wonder what you make of this?
http://catsfieldsteamers.co.uk/ this is real English folk music http://catsfieldsteamers.co.uk/index.php/music/ from the county where I used to build and repair boats, the department of East Sussex.
Of Rye & Bexhill, East Sussex, I lived in Rye. I miss Rye, and am more than a bit sad that I left. I ran a boat building business at Rye. I was asked by the council to stay, even offered a free workshop on the quay, provided I kept the doors open when working … Read more
A Fête de Medieivale à Roche-Bernard coming soon, for the April 19th and 20th. This looks like being a fun overload with the added advantage that picturesque La Roche-Bernard is a river port with great charm😃. Your thoughts? 😶 I’ve attended and taken part in similar events when living down South in the heart of … Read more
Wellie Walkies & boats, all roads North to Redon, flooded. This is today’s most frequently seen road sign. Extensive flooding in Morbihan department… this inclides Théhillac. From Théhillac, the only viable route into Morbihan is via La Roche-Bernard… ‘Wellie Boot’ walkies, Théhillac sea front rediscovered and at times up to my boots ‘Plymsol Lines’. … Read more
Happy New year to YOU ! From ‘The Six legged Elephant’ and me, wishing all the world a brill new year’s eve especially my friends and all of you who enjoy, follow and choose my art works 🥳🎈🎉🎈😄⚓
Trafalgar, HMS Victory Breaking the Line. The most famous key moment during the battle of Trafalgar. Commissioned for a new video about Nelson and for the home of the distinguished naval historiographer Drachinifel. There are very numerous misunderstandings about this key Trafalgar moment, my research has been very extensive, often looking into records untouched for … Read more
Nelson, the anniversary of his most famous battle and heroic death off Cape Trafalgar, approaches. Few dispute Nelson earned his place as one of the great British heroes. Less known, as an adolescent Nelson served as an ordinary seaman among ‘ordinary’ men on merchants ships sailing “before the mast’ meaning not as an officer or … Read more
