Last month I took a walk along the Rotherhithe shore of the Thames, at
the lowest tide of the year. Mostly I took photographs (some of which
are on my Facebook page), but I did do one drawing that I like. I
couldn’t resist drawing my favourite pub on the opposite shore. Even
though it was the lowest tide, the Town of Ramsgate remains out of reach
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| Wapping Old Stairs from Rotherhithe, and the old dock entrance. Ink, charcoal pencil and crayon 29 x 40cm |
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