Autumn Fields    Bridport                                                         Watercolour by Suzanne M. Clements

A refreshing change for a Dorset Artist to use a different colour palette.

Autumn is also a beautiful season here in Dorset, changing from so many different hues of green to

Indio sky and ocher fields,  here without trying too hard,  I wanted to show it innate beauty and startling contrast.  Thanks for visiting 

isla mujeres

                                                            watercolour by Suzanne M. Clements

One of our favorite holiday spot is Isla Mujeres, Mexico. 

 It is a beautiful spot off the Mexico coast 

another link is http://www.isla-mujeres.net/home.htm

Isla Mujeres is an Island in the Caribbean Sea, 13 Kilometers off the Yucatan Paninsula Coast. The Island is some 7 kilometres long and 650 meters wide near Cancune.

Snowdrops Feburary's Promise

Sap green her coat that leads the way

Pushing past the years decay

The moss 

The leaves 

From whence they lay

She stands upright 

So bright and strong 

In quite a group tho not forlorn  

White and pure her petals splay 

In Honour  of the coming day

Warm rays of sun 

Melting frost 

Releasing memories all but lost

Where out of darkness she arises

With all her beauty and surprises 

So still and proud

Her job complete 

Brings hope 

So white  

So pure 

So neat

Sweet her air

Humble her bend 

Heralding the winters end

By Suzanne Clements

Sunrise over Taconic Lake - August 4, 2013

My parents owned a house here on Taconic Lake, a magical place of stunning beauty!

Thanks to Bob Mayo I can sit in England and visit home again! Enjoy

Snowdrops By Suzanne Clements

A bad witch's blog: Snowdrops in fable and folklore

Interesting folklore about snowdrops, I did not know all this in writing a poem for Nan.

She passed away, early Febuary, we walked and talked, seeing snow drops along the way.

I will post the poem in the next post , strange the knowing? And the unknowing?



A bad witch's blog: Snowdrops in fable and folklore: Snowdrops are among the best loved flowers of the spring - probably because they are often first to bloom. Snow might still be on the ground...

Yuna - I Wanna Go