And I'm back!
Train to Marks Tey and then a five mile ride to Chappel Gallery.
Some nice scenery and walls on the way.
Tomsks' art is pretty damn good and, if I had the spare cash, there were two I would have bought. The biggest one on display, that included The Bike of Tomsk!
And the smallest picture.
The back room of the gallery was the one that had the most sunlight and that's were the pictures came alive. The gallery could do with some better lighting as it was really quite dull inside except where the sun shone through!
Worth a viewing if you're in the area, available online too but only thumbnail sizes!
Tomsk in his Sunday best and his name in lights! (even if it was just a 15W CFL in a dodgy looking lamp post!
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Post exhibition, a five mile ride back to Marks Tey, and Abellio (sp?) have been installing these two tier, Dutch stylee, bike racks at some of their stations. I used the lower racks when I went for a cuppa in the station while waiting for a train. I suspect it would have been easier to use a top rack, no bending or hitting head!
Any hoo I got a train to Chelmsford and rode the rest of the way home.