Author: Haysee_Admin

  • Linton Falls

    Linton Falls

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    Linton Falls We approach Linton Falls through the stile and step up onto the wooden bridge. Below, the river compressed is instantaneously turned to a torrent.  A fierce, roaring cataract through the moss dappled limestone outcrop, the foaming power of ages. A freak of geography. Twenty five thousand years in the making. Constantly I am…

  • THE LISTENERS

    THE LISTENERS

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    The Listeners The Isle of Unst is the most northerly inhabited island of the Shetland archipelago and the village of Haroldswick is on its eastern side and one of the most northerly settlements in the British Isles. It is reputed to be here that the first Vikings landed on Shetland in AD875. London is over…

  • A RIVER

    A RIVER

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    A river is a thing of motion, talking as she goes I have a deep personal connection with Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales and in particular the River Wharfe.  In this is series of works centred on the river, I explore how I relate to its ancient and mystical heritage, the effects of the seasons and…