Codale Tarn by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Codale Tarn by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)A lonesome silhouetted figure accompanied by a few sheep, stands on the brow of a hill towards the left hand side of this picture, calmly surveying the tranquil beauty offered by Codale Tarn. The Tarn overlooks the ridge at the back of Pavey Ark, visible as the skyline in the distance. "Codale, perched on a shelf six hundred feet higher than Easedale tarn a mere rock pool, but in situation most romantic, is the prettiest mere of all : stand back from

catching the light of the sky at different levels in an ever changing variety of blues and greys and silver" (WHC)

the steamboats landing their freights from Lake Side and the Furness route

In her mid teens Ophelia was well on the way to becoming an accomplished artist in her own right

specifically for Chinese brush painting

Entirely handmade in an ancient watermill

Use it as a side table or as a stool

highlighting little fragments of light amongst a blanket of fallen leaves

This stylish pegless coat rack curls over on itself as it winds across the wall allowing plenty of space to hang coats

in an autumnal glow of evening sun

But real hares

with effective strategies to spark creativity and get unstuck

and the exhaustion of being human evoke the spacious