In the morning I drove to Cavendish, about 1/2 hour north-west of Dunkeld.
I have a client who bought a farm a couple of years ago, and she often asked me to come around. However, due to long drive involved, I always said thanks but it's a bit too far.
When I saw her in the salon about a month ago and told her about my trip to Dunkeld, she checked her diary and found they would be there, so, this time, I finally managed to come around.
It's a huge property, I couldn't comprehend the scale of it. It's also incredibly beautiful.
She offered me a tour around the property. There're many fascinating history in this place.
I was particularly fond of this wool shed, still in use.
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There're many signatures on the wall written by shearers.
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After lunch with them, I was ready to go about painting and set up my easel here.
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Weather couldn't have been better. It was truly a memorable experience immersing myself in this gorgeous environment.
I spent 2.5 hours.
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