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Category Archives: cooking
RWS (painting) and RHS (gardening)
In the Autumn there will be an exhibition at Bankside Gallery to celebrate 210 years of the RWS and the RHS, (both founded in 1804). Just working out what to do and how to do it!
Posted in A day out, acrylic, Art, artists, Buildings, cooking, Drawing, Exhibitions, Gardening, London, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, Uncategorized, watercolour
Tagged acrylic, gardens, RHS, watercolour
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Visit to Towner Gallery, Eastbourne
There is a very interesting exhibition ‘Peggy Angus – Designer, Teacher, Painter’ on until 21 September. Peggy knew all the interesting artists / designers / architects – first meeting Edward Bawden, Eric Ravilious at the RCA. She provided a sort of artistic powerhouse … Continue reading
Posted in Art, artists, cooking, Drawing, Exhibitions, Life, London, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, The Past, Uncategorized, watercolour, Who we are
Tagged design, James Russell, painting, Peggy Angus, teaching, Towner Gallery
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2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Have just received a review from WordPress – almost worse than a school report…. must resolve to do a bit better in 2014!! Start tomorrow – Happy … Continue reading
Posted in acrylic, Art, artists, Buildings, cooking, Drawing, Exhibitions, Family, Favourite Books, Gardening, Life, Living in North London, London, Music, Painting, Pictures made with sweet wrappings, Royal Watercolour Society, The Past, Uncategorized, watercolour, Who we are
Tagged beginning, New Year, resolution
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My new Canon printer/scanner/copier
I do like a helpful piece of technology and this printer is really good – trouble is I feel it’s annoyed with me as I only want it to print/copy/scan. It can obviously do SO MUCH MORE and it keeps … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Life, Living in North London, Uncategorized
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Good Friday Walk
Into Soho for a nice coffee and Pain au Raisin at Patisserie Valerie. Bus to Victoria, then a walk down Vauxhall Bridge Road to Tate Modern. Hot cross buns in Regent Street My Great Grandfather, Thomas Goulden, was born here … Continue reading
Posted in A day out, Art, artists, Buildings, cooking, Exhibitions, Family, Life, Living in North London, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, The Past, Uncategorized, watercolour, Who we are
Tagged Bankside gallery, London, painting, Royal Watercolour Society, Tate Britain, Thomas Goulden, walking
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A loaf of Bread
I made a loaf of bread, and since I have just watched the Oscars, I would like to thank my lovely sister Henrietta who gave me the book of recipes, Dan Lepard who wrote the book, Doves Farm flour, Hovis … Continue reading
Posted in Art, artists, cooking, Family, Life, Living in North London, Uncategorized, Who we are
Tagged bread, food, life, Oscars, thankyou
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Royal Watercolour Society’s Autumn Dinner
Last Sunday evening, 29 RWS Members and their guests assembled at the Bankside Gallery for the annual Autumn Dinner. Sixty four people sitting at eight tables had a delicious candle lit supper provided by the latest up and coming restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Art, artists, cooking, Exhibitions, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, Uncategorized, watercolour
Tagged art, art school, autumn, candle lit, English, evening out, exhibition, food, friends, living in london, London, painting, puddings, Royal Watercolour Society
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Quince and Apple Jelly
Someone gave me more quinces so this time I added apple to make the jelly. Very satisfactory.
Quinces
Quinces are so delicious and so beautiful – also not easy to come by. You can make quince jelly, or Membrilo a deep red Spanish quince paste eaten with Manchego, or flavour apple pies/crumbles etc. They are also just gorgeous … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Gardening, Living in North London
Tagged cooking, eating, fruit, manchego, membrilo, quinces
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Garden Open Today
Another open day over – we made around £1000.00 for the various charities the National Garden Scheme supports – same time next year! Thank you to everyone who supported us.
Posted in cooking, Gardening, Living in North London, Uncategorized
Tagged blossom, cakes, charity, colour, flowers, gardening, living in london, National Garden Scheme, North london, Spring, The Yellow Book, tulips
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