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Fresh-water plankton from Swinton Fields ponds near Manchester ca. 1970, cloned from single organisms and cultured in hay infusion. Sadly, Swinton Fields ponds which never dried out and were teeming with wide-life, have long since been built over, along with the green space surrounding them.
Upper left: Composite scan of two pen and ink drawings, with watercolour. The larger rotifer was approximately 0.2 mm long. The two species of rotifer, from are approximately the correct relative size.
Lower left: Vorticella campanula
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Extreme left: Paramecium putrinum
Left: Paramecium multimicronucleatum
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Left: Bury Ring, looking towards Stafford Castle, Staffordshire.
Oil on board. 1970.
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Left: Ffynnon Gynydd Common, Wye Valley.
Oil on board. 1972.
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Left: Ferry Bridge, Oxford.
Watercolour on paper. 1974.
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Left: Punting on the River Isis, Oxford.
Watercolour on paper. 1974.
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Left: Trees in Winter, Port Meadow, Oxford 1974.
Watercolour on paper.
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Right: Mulberry tree in Fellow's garden, Worcester College, Oxford.
Pen and ink wash on paper. 1971.
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Left: The Old Harbour, Alderney. 1979
Watercolour on paper.
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Left: Braye, Alderney. 1980
Oil on board.
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Left: Pen and ink drawing, with coloured inks and watercolour. The original has a white background which could be fixed easily in the scanned image, but I liked the antique look imparted by the scanner. Ca. 1997
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