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Watercolour 400 x 300 of the lower ferry across the River Dart at Dartmouth linking with Kingswear. Bayards Cove is where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America on the Mayflower and the Speedwell in 1620. The cobbled cove has changed little since 1539. The cove featured regularly in the television series 'The Onedin Line'. The Dart is one of Englands most beautiful rivers. It takes its name from the moorland where it rises at Cranmere pool and flows down wooded gorges cut through the granite rock. The tidal Dart estuary forms the last eleven miles from Totnes to the the line between Inner Forward and Coombe points on the coastline. The artist is a regular visitor to Dartmouth and Dartmoor and available for commissions of favourite scenes.
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