Latest art work from Grandson,his mum looks great ,not sure about the Owl tho’ looks a bit undernourished to me.
Hope to see everyone soon.Take care Maureen x 
Resuming Art Appreciation Sept 7th
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So true, we all make a difference?
It’s the small actions that count don’t you think?, My grandchildren are all very concerned about climate change , so am I, rightly so it would seem if recent weather conditions are anything to go by.
Not trying to preach however we must all do our bit for the future generation. Take care. xxx
Alpaca love in
Meet Bono. Whats not to like? A cuddle from a soft, loveable, hypoallergenic Alpaca.
Local Farm in Ormskirk a great morning out in the fresh air.
Bookings taken 
Another family artist , bit older this time.
Angel of the Cosmos.
Well, we are an artistic family. Take care Maureen x 
The Tea Party in our daughters garden
How lovely is this? but someones eaten all the goodies.
Stay safe Maureen x
Happy memories of La Somail
Hope we can repeat this lovely Art Appreciation group photograph,in the not too distant future. Take care
Maureen x
Wall art.
Gave our grandkids carte blanch with this spare bedroom wall.
Wildlife was the theme,I love the result, saves on redecorating too. Take care Maureen 
Oh deer.
one of the younger members of our family did this . I love it.
We have been using art as lockdown therapy in our family.
Each member set a weekly subject challenge, others had to give their interpretation.
I may post others soon
Take care everyone . Maureen 
Care for our birds
This plant is killing songbirds across North America! If you have one or see one with berries, cut off the berries and compost them. Nandina domestica (heavenly bamboo) is from China and so our birds mistake it for a food source. The seeds contain a ton of cyanide and cause a swift and extremely painful death. I cut the berries off my neighbours yesterday, but he said he has already found a few dead birds. Such a simple thing could save hundreds of lives. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3005831/
Kindness
