For the June sketchcrawl
our sketchers group met at the Sacré Coeur church in Luxemburg.
I was early so I started a warm-up sketch:
Going down the narrow and slippery path into the Petrusse
valley was a tricky business with my recently sprained ankle. But with the
solid support of my fellow sketchers I arrived safely in the valley and could
enjoy the cool shade on this hot day.
From my very comfortable camping chair I had a nice view
looking up the passerelle, where tiny people were passing and the June light
filtered through the arches. The sky
changed from blue over clouded to thundery, but we did not get wet. At least
not from above – because the ground was so humid that my sketching papers got
damp.
100% concentration:
And a chat afterwards:
Following the Petrusse we arrived at the Alzette river, and
after crossing the small bridge in the Grund we ended up at Scott’s Pub for a
drink.
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