I returned from Spain on Monday after a fun, exciting, hectic  first art holiday to Casa Rosa in Andalucia.

Rosie and I loved it. I hope those of you that joined us there enjoyed it as much as we did.  The next trip is planned for March 2019 and another in the autumn. There will be more information about that very soon.

Below are some of the highlights…though there doesn’t seem to be enough pictures of the food which was spectacular. Thank you all who came along; I look forward to catching up soon.

Rosita waiting…

The morning light catches the brow of the hill across the valley from Casa Rosa

Lemons from the garden

Olives and a cut lime on a Casa Rosa cushion

Evening light as we drove down the hill to Casa Rosa

Marie V and Salvador who fed us on fresh vegetables from their garden and these dangerous little doughnuts

Casa Salvador

Pomegranates are in season

Trying to capture the landscape as the sun goes down

Complementary colours in the garden

Pomegranate cocktails

Orange and blue still life

An artist working on purple and yellow

A morning session

Delicious lunch

Octopus at Malaga market

‘ere today, gone tomorrow

Trying to capture Casa Rosa

Not strictly ‘Strictly’, but a flamenco dancing model

A glimpse of the irresistible wiggly road

Complementary colours in a bowl

The occasional deluge brought the river to life

Datura seen on a walk through a local village

Looking back across the valley towards Casa Rosa as we said goodbye until next time

If you want to here more about future holidays please contact Kate.  I look forward to hearing from you.