One of my favourite things about Lundy Island is the adventure you have getting there. Getting to an island 12 miles out to sea on the choppy Bristol Channel when you’re a Londoner is quite a distance, we drove to North Devon and stayed over night in a B’n’B then caught a boat from Bideford. …
Here’s my first vlog, experimenting with colours for my next Remote Britain painting… hope you enjoy! Art Vlog: A Day In The Life from Lydia Orange on Vimeo.
For our March trip we went to Hartland in North Devon. We had been before on a family holiday and it had made such an impression on us. Spekes House is on a steep incline on the land between a valley and the cliffs leading into the Atlantic Ocean. Spekes House The view from this …
Snowdonia in February! Probably one of the most reckless ventures to make, we chose to climb Snowden during the week of Storm Imogen… yeah we did! We climbed through two ft deep of snow, ice, intense winds and a lot of low cloud whilst it was either snowing, hailing or raining continuously. So, a challenge! …
Callanish is a one of the main tourist attractions on Harris, the Standing Stones are extraordinary. Scattered around the Island are sets of these Standing Stones, alike to Stone Henge. Callanish has three different sites, Callanish 1 being the main and largest one. The stones are believed to have been erected 4,500-5000 years ago by …
On our last day we climbed the cliffs of Cliof beach! The winds were very strong coming off the Atlantic and the hail and rain came in short bursts but we ploughed on up to the top! Cliof hail from Lydia Orange on Vimeo. The 360 view of the very edge of the …
This year I am travelling around the UK with my brothers and my sister to see and paint the remote places of the UK, together we make up the team of Remote Britain! Our team is made up of a photographer (Chris Orange), film maker (Matt Sutton) a researcher and blogger (Ellie Orange) and me, an artist. Promoted …
