Ulick Palmer – The Lane

Discipline Photography

It is always an interesting discipline to restrict the area in which to take photographs. Here, I have limited myself to the lane in which we live. After descending the hill between steep banks, it crosses the upper reaches of the River Tone over a picturesque stone bridge. From majestic trees to delicate plants, wide views to intimate glades, the images are presented in black and white or colour.

An advantage of “”working from home”” has been that I have been able to visit the lane throughout the year and capture the changing seasons and light.

Venue contact: Nikki Saunter 07787188891
Venue address: St Lukes’ Mission Church, Langley Marsh, Wiveliscombe TA4 2UJ
Directions: St Luke’s is at the end of a track alongside Pear Tree cottage a short way up from Langley Cross.
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Parking:  Parking in the road – no cars down the track please.
Refreshments: Tea, coffee, soft drinks, cake, biscuits will be available
Dogs Allowed: Assistance Dogs Only
Accessibility: Full Access, A ramp is available for access to the entrance. Interior is level.
Other Info: The church is one of the last remaining “tin tabernacles” and is a very special place, worth seeing in its own right.

Other Artists at Venue: Susie Palmer, Nicky Saunter

Artists in the parish: John Abraham, Doulla Aebli, Rachel Gundry,  Colette Fowler-Marson, Jos Harral, Chris Howe, Alexandra Lavizzari, Stephen Martin, Victoria Ward, Silver Street Studios, Secret Island Artisan Shop, Paul Williams, Kingsmead Art Department, Langley Moor, Simon Healy, Rosie Boylan, Rachel Gundry, Jan Boddington

Events in the parish: School of Stitch, Red Priest, William Sitwell, Myc Riggulsford, Contrasts – A September Soiree, Kingsmead Lunchtime Concert

Parish information: Wiveliscombe has a number of great places to eat and drink including The Bear and White Hart pubs, The Phoenix Kitchen and Whelan’s Café. There are plenty of footpaths near the town centre for local walks as well as a selection of independent shops to visit.