In my last post I showed a painting taken from our post Christmas walk. Here is another one from earlier in that same walk. It shows the route of a long defunct railway track called the Cheshire Lines which served Manchester, Liverpool, Chester and this line ran out to Southport, where I live.
Now it’s a walking and cycling path which crosses the moss from Southport to Maghull, north Liverpool.
I thought it might be worth doing in pastel. The greens were vivid in the low winter sun and the passing rainclouds in the background heightened this effect – and, of course, there are some puddles.
Now I have the pastels out I have started a couple more from the same walk, so there will be a small series from the same day – I give you fair warning.
I like this area and have done quite a few plein air paintings and studio paintings from around this path. Here are some of the watercolours I have posted in the past of scenes from the Cheshire Lines:



Other landscapes are available for sale on my website: grahammcquadefineart.com
I like the one with the bicyclist and the sheep the most.
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Thanks Julie. I was pleased with that too. It sold to a lady in Liverpool along with eight other paintings – my best ever sale. She also took the misty river painting along with it.
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Excellent paintings from your walk. I really like the top painting, and the one of the forest with the flowers.
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All incredible works of art, Graham, congratulations on your sales!
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Thanks Tiffany. It was a while ago now – a fond memory.
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