No sooner am I back in Dorset than I’m jumping in the sea with D. Studland, with borrowed kit (thanks Matt), a BCD from the dive centre, and away we go. The beach is packed! I’ve never seen it like this before. The number of boats moored have increased, too. We make our way to the water and don fins. It’s good to be back!
Drawing underwater: Part One
Saturday November 5, 2011 by Esther T
Posted in Arts, Esther Underwater, People | Leave a Comment
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Contact the blog team
Latest Comments
-
-
You can follow @parwichblog on Twitter, and you can also "like" us on Facebook.
-
Recent Posts
Elsewhere on Parwich.org...
- * SITE MAP *
- Alsop-en-le-Dale info
- Archive of banner images
- Ballidon info
- Bin collection calendar
- Bus timetables
- Classified adverts
- Diary
- Diary archive
- History of Parwich
- In memoriam
- Legion/Pub: opening hours
- Local business directory
- Local government directory
- Local groups directory
- Parish council
- Parwich Heights: a novel
- Photo gallery
- Pikehall info
- Video archive
Groups and Societies
Holiday Lets
Local Arts & Crafts
Local Businesses
Local Links
- Alstonefield community site
- Ashbourne Community Transport Facebook page
- Ashbourne Heritage Society
- Ashbourne News Telegraph
- Churchyard inscriptions
- GP surgery: Hartington
- Peak Five parishes
- Peak Five: Facebook
- Planning search: Alsop
- Planning search: Ballidon
- Planning search: Parwich
- Planning search: Pikehall
- The A52s: Facebook
- Wikipedia: Alsop
- Wikipedia: Ballidon
- Wikipedia: Parwich
- Wikipedia: Parwich Hall
- Wikipedia: Pikehall
- Y-Not Festival
Weather



Leave a comment