Housesteads Fort, Hadrian's Wall

Join me on my visit to Housesteads Fort and a walk along the Roman remains of Hadrian's Wall, as far as Sycamore Gap, in search of what I hope will be a definitive viewpoint. In this area, the landscape is distinctive yet also quite gentle, and one of the biggest challenges I find with painting it is that of restraint - conveying its character without over-dramatising it. What did the Romans ever do for us? Quite a lot actually...

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