My studio is included in the Winter 2012 issue of Studios Magazine. There’s a 3-page spread in the Vignettes section. If you’d like to know more about my studio, click here.
My studio is included in the Winter 2012 issue of Studios Magazine. There’s a 3-page spread in the Vignettes section. If you’d like to know more about my studio, click here.
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Back home in New Westminster. We’re happy to see the flowers have been growing and thriving. Beautiful walk along the boardwalk.
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Sep 11 continued. Bruges is often called a fairy-tale medieval city. There we found many more historic buildings, narrow cobbled streets and more tourists! Both cities were picturesque, interesting locations.
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Sep 11. Belgium. We docked in Zeeburgge. Our excursion was called Best of Bruges, Ghent & Canal Cruise. The morning was cloudy and about 15 degrees. In the afternoon the sun appeared and it warmed to 21 degrees.
We drove to Ghent and boarded a canal boat. We cruised along the canals, under low bridges, marvelling at the medieval architecture. We strolled around the city centre, then proceeded to Bruges (next post)
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Sep 9. Orkney Islands. Bus excursion of Orkney’s West Mainland along a scenic coastal route.
Our first stop was the rocky beach at Birsay Bay, on the extreme northwest coast of the Orkney Mainland.
Our next stop was the historic seaside town of Stromness.
Then we visited two ancient henge and stone circle monuments - we drove slowly past the Standing Stones of Stenness, then walked around the nearby Ring of Brodgar.
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Sep 7 and 8. At sea.
The original itinerary had us in the Shetland Islands on Sep 8 but that stop was canceled due to adverse weather conditions. Instead we are sailing at slow speed to allow the weather system to pass as we make our way towards the Orkney Islands.
We’ve been spending most of our time watching competitions in the main piazza like golf and bowling, often with passengers competing against officers. We’ve also been attending trivia quizzes and games. We especially like the music-based games.
And today we received our Certificates of Arctic Circle Crossing from when we left northern Iceland.
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Sep 6. Akureyri, Iceland. The weather started cloudy but we had sunny skies in the afternoon.
On this all-day excursion we explored Northern Iceland’s dramatic and dynamic landscapes, including the Godafoss Waterfall, boiling hot mud pools with dense vapors that cloak hot sulfur pits, weirdly shaped lava formations, and pseudo craters on the southern shore of Lake Myvatn. (The name literally translates to “Midge Lake”. In summer, non-biting midges form huge swarms here. They do not bite, but they swarm and land briefly on your face, ears and hair. Many people came prepared with head nets.)
In the evening after the ship set sail, we caught a brief glimpse of northern lights before the clouds rolled in.
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Sep 5. Isafjordur. The weather was cool. Highs about 10 Celsius. The sky was cloudy for most of our visit.
We had a guided tour of this tiny community of just 4,000 inhabitants. Our guide pointed out the colorful old houses and buildings and told us many fascinating stories about the town’s history.
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Sep 4. Grundarfjordur, Iceland. Mostly sunny today with interesting clouds. High of about 10 Celsius.
Another full day tour - Best of Snæfellsnes Peninsula. We had several stops where we explored dramatic coast lines and rock formations. Views included glaciers and awesome landscapes.
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Great article on a stunning studio … but this SIZE of your scraps container ??? :o)
I hadn’t realized that little white container might look like my ENTIRE scrap collection! Rest assured it is not! I have a HUGE scrap collection, [somewhat] sorted by color in large zippered plastic bags. That little container is just for the scraps from my current project.
What an amazing studio, Terry! Great pics and a great article. I love the idea of a portable design wall. Someday I’ll have my own studio space!
Beautiful and congrats on being choosen for the mag.