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Stokesay Castle, Shropshire 10x14Looking up into the Great Hall from the lower kitchen and scullery area. A wonderfully atmospheric and satisfying painting. John Freeman regards this as one of his finest paintings. Limited edition print of 500 Approx 10"x14"

The addition of the concrete and timber extensions to the piers was only completed in the early 1900's

deep tones and delicate colours

Coxswain Henry Freeman oversees the moonlit launch of the Whitby rowing lifeboat

add shimmering reflections and the end result is this work by John Freeman

still remain on the pier today

thought to be caused by a lightning strike

but popular pub with the murke Esk flowing by will also offer refreshment during the evening Quoites matches played on the village green as it does to the many walkers passing through

in its early days a very dangerous venture for the towns fishermen

History moves on

Warm lights glow from Capt

The Templars inclined to the rule of St

Of the latter there is little trace but only yards away from the busy centre of the village is Doctor’s Wood In May a profusion of bluebells

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