Lucy Pittaway
Watching the World go by
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This original has now been sold.
Medium: Soft Pastel on Board
In a bustling little town in Teesside, two sheep are watching the world go by from a peaceful little spot high up on a hill. Yarm has so much to offer from it's beautiful surrounding scenery including a stunning viaduct, the river tees and a fabulous cobbled street full of vibrant places to eat, drink and shop. This little Northern Market town was my home for a few years and I loved living there.
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CREATING A TRIBUTE TO SYCAMORE GAP
