Colne Valley Regional Park, an original watercolour painting by Nadia Poe

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Colne Valley Regional Park

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Watercolour on 100% cotton · 10in × 14in

The canal cottages along the Colne — proper little worlds, complete with a palm tree and a boat. A heavy cloud pulled the colour out of the trees and let the red roof shout.

An original watercolour of a Grand Union waterside cottage in the Colne Valley Regional Park, on 100% cotton. The Colne winds between Uxbridge and Rickmansworth through one of London’s quieter green corridors — a working canal still, with moored narrowboats, kingfisher hedgerows, and walkers’ paths the locals know. The red roof against storm-darkened summer trees: a moment the West London edge sometimes quietly delivers.

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