Gedward

THE GOLDEN COD name because... Bovey Quay is a fishing port like Brixham. And it's a play on the 'Golden Fleece' pub in York and the 'Fat Pig' in Exeter. But I realised from the start that it could be confused with being a fish and chip shop or even a Chinese restaurant. So I'm unsure whether or not I should change it. Answers on a postcard.

"All quiet at Little Muddle". "Repeat, all quiet at Little Muddle". "Over".

V2

If it's not, I'll have had my chips

Still lots more to add to this but it's well on the way now.

They both work in different ways for me.

Tonight, Pannierrama digs deep into the hidden plans for world domination by a small bunch of green things. We ask: Has everyone gone loco?

A Coalition of Panniers?

I'm also aware before I start something, that if things don't go to plan, a do over could well be on the cards. For example, I painted the backscene for Bodmin Moor three times. Each time I thought it was fine when finished, but after a few days I scrapped it and started again using a different reference image. It's quite hard to be objective when you're too close to the work and just standing back is not really good enough. This has been the case many times and I don't feel gutted that I have to start again, I actually find it rather refreshing and the work improves immensely too.

The buildings from my last layout, Bovey Tor. Scratch built from card and timber using the 'Pendon' technique.

Sorry, but I'm going to pass on Photoshopping this one 😀