Original artwork description:

On Brimham Moor, North Yorkshire are the gigantic lumps of Millstone Grit which make up the Rocks. Years of erosion have created natures very own sculpture park.
Surrounded by heather, bilberry and rowan Brimham Rocks are spectacular in late Summer early Autumn.
Many of the rocks have names but I do not know the name of this one. Its on the far edge of the moor away from the touristy bit with superb views to the South and East.
(my sister and brother in law tell me that you can actually see the Humber Bridge from here).
The painting tries to capture the feel of the day with the pretty colours of the heather and the rowan leaves, Clusters of bright orange berries hanging on the trees and dark bilberries on the ground.
The painting is supplied in a white/cream mount.

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