Three Hares Paintings. These are now for sale & can be seen in my Gallery in Chagford.

The original oil paintings of the Seventeen Churches with the Three Hares symbols all beautifully framed are now for sale and can be seen in my gallery in Chagford "Ludgate Fine Art" or online in my website www.devonsnatureinart.com Please contact me if you would like to own one of these unique paintings

Three Hares of Chagford Mugs

I now have these lovely mugs of the Three Hares of Chagford. You can either come and get them from my gallery in Chagford or I can send you one for £9.95 including P&P in the UK. Or through my website
www.devonsnatureinart.com.

Daffodils at St Michaels Church

The Daffodils lining the path to St Michaels Church here in Chagford are a picture at the moment, if you doing the Three Hares Trail, now is a good time to come to see the two bosses in this beautiful church. Remember to bring a torch though as one is in a dark part of the roof and if you can't find them you can always pop into my gallery and I will tell you where to look!

Article in Devon Life

This is part of a two page article about my Three Hares Trail written by Mercedes Smith in the January edition of Devon Life which is out now.

Three Hares at Gwithian Towans

We came across this charming carving of the Three Hares on a large stone for the Gwithian Towans Nature Reserve near Hayle in Cornwall, it is a great place for a walk through the dunes and across the beautiful long sandy beach to Godrevy where there a lot of seals at the moment.

Exhibition in Parke

Yesterday we took my collection of the seventeen prints I have had made of all the churches on Dartmoor and in Devon with the Three Hares symbol as I have kindly been asked to exhibit them in Parke which is just on the edge of Bovey Tracey and a beautiful spot to visit with lovely walks along the beautiful river and in the grounds. They are on display in the newly refurbished tea rooms/restaurant and I am hoping a lot of people will then be able to discover the Trail. Many thanks to Stella who kindly asked me to exhibit there.

Bridford

A recent visit to the pretty village of Bridford on the Eastern edge of Dartmoor. The church of St Thomas Becket is early 14th c and reconstructed in 1500. It has a lovely Three Hares boss which is painted red. There is a very fine carved and painted rood screen. Here is a photo I took of one of the windows which is made up of pieces of medieval glass including the rather strange face which looks as if its tongue is sticking out! We had an excellent Sunday lunch in the Bridford Inn and a stroll around the small nature reserve.