A charcoal drawing of the last traditional charcoal burner near Bouth in the Furness woodlands.               

A Graphite and Pencil drawing of a sturdy Herdwick ram from the wild high fells of Borrowdale.

A charcoal drawing of one of many dry stone wallers tending his ancestors' work high upon the fells.                                

A Charcoal drawing of a swill basket maker weaving the tough oak swils into a strong swill basket near Haverthwaite.     

A Graphite and Pencil drawing of the old powder magazine at the Smithy level tucked into the flanks of Blencathra.   

An oil painting of the cavernous slate quarry at Hodge Close near Coniston.

A Charcoal drawing of a Honister quarryman on his way down a rough scree track to the cart road to Buttermere with a load of dressed slates.            

A Charcoal & Graphite drawing of Cumbria's ancient corn mill at Boot, later used for turning coppiced Oak into bobbins, and the old pack horse bridge.                        

A charcoal and Iron ore pastel darwing of a local miner undergroud at the rock drill in Carrock mine.

A pencil drawing of Hodge close slate quarry near Coniston. Here, the quarrymen tenaciously are digging deeper into the flanks of Holme fell for the durable Cumbrian slate.                                       

A Pencil drawing of 2 miners underground in Hodbarrow Iron mine at Millom.                                                                                  

An Iron ore oil painting of the renovated winding drum of Kimberly quarry incline at Honister.                                    

A Graphite and Charcoal drawing at Tewet tarn of a friendly fell pony. In imes past, they were at work all over Cumbria and would be seen on the high fells and passes.