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The Art of Mountain Running :

Originals, Limited Edition Prints & Commissions

The Bob Graham Round, The Lake District

' Into Deep Gill, it was dry underfoot and the wind howled through the gullies. We made good progress until a shout of 'rock' heralded a huge fall of stones and boulders. We were pleased to leave the Rake and ascend to Mickledore. It was a relatively quick rocky clamber to Scafell Pike. '

An impressionist acrylic painting of an unsettled turquoise, brown and dark grey sky hanging over the top of Helvellyn, The Lake District. The view is from the foot of Striding Edge and across to Red Tarn and Swirral Edge.

Pike of Stickle peak summit rising up in pinks oranges and greys up into the moody dark sky

green, white and brown contemporary modern style art textured acrylic landscape painting of the view of Hellvellyn from Raise Fell in The Lake District.

red and blue stormy skies contemporary modern art textured acrylic landscape painting of Great Calva and Skiddaw Fell in The Lake District.

blue, orange and brown contemporary modern style art textured acrylic landscape painting of Blencathra Fell in The Lake District

red, orange and purple contemporary modern style art textured acrylic landscape painting of Scafell Pike range of fells in The Lake District.

turqiouse blue, orange and white contemporary abstract modern style art textured acrylic landscape painting of the view to the summit of Helvellyn Fell up Striding Edge in The Lake District.

red, blue and brown contemporary modern style art textured acrylic landscape painting of Blencathra Fell in The Lake District.

pen and ink black and white drawing or Moot Hall in Keswick with shops either side of the market street and accent colours in blues and red

' I didn’t really comprehend what had happened, all these people, out all day and all night just to get me around, to see me finish.

I did it, I really did it!

It was absolute magic, each and every step. With the best support, I could ever have hoped for. '

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