7 stunning watercolours of Hadleigh
Hadleigh Castle Ruin: I have always loved stone ruins, particularly when meticulously cared for by English Heritage - Credit: Archant
Resident artist James Merriott continues his watercolour tour of Essex
View Towards the Thames - Credit: Archant
View Towards the Thames
The ruined turret with the distant Thames beyond remains much as it was when painted by John Constable 200 years ago
Hadleigh Country Park - Credit: Archant
Hadleigh Country Park
This glorious panoramic view was presented as I looked over the hedge at the bottom of Marine Parade
Stile in the Park - Credit: Archant
Stile in the Park
Timber constructed stiles, fence posts and sign posts are a valued addition in the park and wonderful to paint
St. James the Less Church - Credit: Archant
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St James the Less Church
The charming round wall at the east end of the church tempted me to paint this view
St. James Church Tower - Credit: Archant
St James’ Church Tower
I felt this watercolour epitomised the beauty of white weatherboarding when seen in sunshine
Hadleigh Temple Salvation Army - Credit: Archant
Salvation Army Temple
It is a great pleasure to include the Salvation Army Temple in the High Street in this feature, in recognition for the enormous good members do in the community
