Tallahassee Florida USA [late RESULTS]
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2018 2:57 pm
Tallahassee Florida USA [CALL to CRAWL] July 21, 2018 (60th WWSC):
Sorry so late posting: Nobody took up the leadership for the 60th Worldwide Sketchcrawl Tallahassee when I announced I'd be absent.
Thanks for the 300+ people who checked for our images anyway!:thumbup:
So I'll show my drwaings from my solo sketchcrawl at Lofer, Austria
Sara and I went to maintain grandmother's grave, the only confirmed gravesite for our family in Europe so far. Mr. and Mrs. Rummel had done a wonderful job preserving and beautifying (both before and after Amanda Fletcher returned to England in 2013). Mr. and Mrs. Rummel both taught woodworking. They made the original cross and plaque for the grave which have endured since first constructed in the 1940s.
The magnificent Reifhorn Mountain is visible from nearly everywhere in Lofer:
I made a sketch similar to this for Mr. and Mrs. Rummel on their 40th anniversary
on World Wide Sketchcrawl day at my favorite place: Bairu Park. (Sara calls this place "Fairyland")
It's full of Beech Trees and Limestone boulders and remains unchanged since I first played there in the 1970s.
The Rummel's sketch is better quality-- and though unfinished--
it leaves to the imagination what wonderful times might lay ahead.
Other sketches of the beautiful Alpine village of Lofer:
Thanks for your patience and checking again, friends!
Mark Fletcher
Sorry so late posting: Nobody took up the leadership for the 60th Worldwide Sketchcrawl Tallahassee when I announced I'd be absent.
Thanks for the 300+ people who checked for our images anyway!:thumbup:
So I'll show my drwaings from my solo sketchcrawl at Lofer, Austria
Sara and I went to maintain grandmother's grave, the only confirmed gravesite for our family in Europe so far. Mr. and Mrs. Rummel had done a wonderful job preserving and beautifying (both before and after Amanda Fletcher returned to England in 2013). Mr. and Mrs. Rummel both taught woodworking. They made the original cross and plaque for the grave which have endured since first constructed in the 1940s.
The magnificent Reifhorn Mountain is visible from nearly everywhere in Lofer:
I made a sketch similar to this for Mr. and Mrs. Rummel on their 40th anniversary
on World Wide Sketchcrawl day at my favorite place: Bairu Park. (Sara calls this place "Fairyland")
It's full of Beech Trees and Limestone boulders and remains unchanged since I first played there in the 1970s.
The Rummel's sketch is better quality-- and though unfinished--
it leaves to the imagination what wonderful times might lay ahead.
Other sketches of the beautiful Alpine village of Lofer:
Thanks for your patience and checking again, friends!
Mark Fletcher
