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Brim Fell and Great How Crags from the fells above Coniston Coppermines - a companion to Coniston Old Man South
It is easy to use with a barrel that simply unscrews and is filled with water to the line indicator
Measures 12"
pen and gouache and perfect for artists of all abilities
bronze powder and pigment used vary depending on the desired effect
Stickle Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995) Books - Adventure Brim Fell and Great HowThis is not the expected view of Stickle Tarn, as here it is witnessed from where the stream comes in, near the base of Pavey Ark, the big crag which overshadows the tarn high above Langdale. Only a thin strip of land separates the water from the sky. In the distance are seen Wetherlam, Coniston Old Man, the wedge shape of Swirl How, and the sharp point of Carrs. "What a solemn and impressive place it is on a winter afternoon, when the low sun casts
