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Tag Archives: Le Tour 2014

Buttertubs Pass

Posted on June 23, 2014 by Jo Dunn
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Buttertubs Pass in the Yorkshire Dales, between Hawes and Muker, one of two King of the Mountains climbs in Stage One of the 2014 Tour de France
Buttertubs Pass in the Yorkshire Dales, between Hawes and Muker, one of two King of the Mountains climbs in Stage One of the 2014 Tour de France
Yorkshire Dales between Hawes and Muker – the bicycles will be coming this way soon. Buttertubs is the highest elevation in the Tour de France Stage 1 2014, Leeds to Harrogate.

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Posted in painting, watercolour | Tagged bicycle, Buttertubs Pass Tour de France, Cliff Gate Road, Grand Départ 2014, King of the Mountains, Le Tour 2014, Yorkshire Dales | 4 Replies

View from the Chevin

Posted on June 19, 2014 by Jo Dunn
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View from the Chevin IV, oil painting on paper. The last and favourite of my recent quartet of paintings about the view from the Chevin. This one sums it up best, the way I saw it in my head. I did a drawing with my eyes shut first to help me realise this. The town of Otley is represented by the brown lines, the reservoirs are in the mid disance and the Yorkshire Dales are beyond the horizon.

View from the Chevin IV

View from the Chevin III, watercolour. View of Otley from the Chevin - the hill that hangs over the town on the south side. This one actually shows the houses - as well as trees and moors.

View from the Chevin III

I painted the view a few times.

A pencil drawing with my eyes shut. I could see what I wanted to paint, but only in my mind's eye, not on the paper. This drawing helped.

View from the Chevin, eyes shut

Oil painting on paper of the view from the Chevin, a hill overlooking Otley in Wharfedale, West Yorkshire. Keep going in the direction of the horizon and you get to the Yorkshire Dales.

View from the Chevin I

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