10 x 12 inches 

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My Master's a little bit grumpy

We've just got out of bed

He ran out of milk for his cornflakes

So we had to collect some eggs

10 x 12 inches

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It’s cold this morning

Down on the farm

The animals still need to be fed

The barrow ride’s fun

But as soon as we’re done

It’ll be straight back in my bed 

10 x 12 inches

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I love my Master very much

But sometimes I have my doubts

When I have to come out in the snow

To pick his brussel sprouts

20 x 24 inches 

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I'm off to church with my Master

Then we'll pop in The Old Kings Head

A prayer, a pint, a pickled egg

And then it's off home to bed

16 x 20 inches 

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Across the old bridge

Where the river bends

Go to best mates

To old friends

15 x 18 inches

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When it’s the middle of the winter

The thing I love the most

Is going out for a ride on my sledge

And helping with the post

30 x 36 inches

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An old man and his labradors

Two pheasants heading their way

He was hoping to take a left and a right

For that would make his day 

16 x 20 inches

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My Master and I

Live down by the sea

I’m loving life

With my ears blowing free 

12 x 16 inches

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In the autumn the farmer sows

In the summer he reaps

And sometimes in the afternoons

He hides in the barn and sleeps 

10 x 12 inches

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In the autumn the farmer sows

In the summer he reaps

And sometimes in the afternoons

He hides in the barn and sleeps 

16 x 20 inches

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Down by the stream

An old man sits and dreams

By his side his old dog sleeps

He recalls the years

And all those he holds dear

Fond memories

In his heart he keeps 

10 x 12 inches

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My Master’s been to the chicken coop

We are having boiled eggs on toast

It’s the crusty bit with butter on

That I look forward to most

16 x 20 inches 

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Five sparrows chirping on the wall

Hollyhocks stand proud and tall

The gardener rests his aching back

His old dog dreams of chasing cats

16 x 20 inches 

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In the warmth of the sun

The weeding has been done

It's been a busy day

Now it's time to head off home

And put the tools away

13 x 16 inches

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Summer’s nearly over

Another harvest here

Two old friends together

A friendship they hold dear

10 x 12 inches

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The shepherd's had a busy day

Tending to the lambs and sheep

So now he's having a mug of tea

And his dog is having a sleep

16 x 20 inches

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For many years

You have been at my side

And here we sit today

The best of friends

‘Til our days end

The two of us

Old and grey

13 x 16 inches

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A summer’s day in the garden

The chickens have been fed

The gardener’s busy weeding 

And the dog's asleep in the shed

10 x 12 inches

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My Master's very busy

Painting the doors

On his garden shed

I'm having a nap in the barrow

With my best friend, Little Ted

24 x 28 inches

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We are up here in the barrow

Because I’ve been accosted

By a goose

There should be a law

Against pecking dog’s paws

And letting these geese run loose  

20 x 24 inches

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The sixth of May

Coronation Day

I’m getting my main crop in

I wonder if King Charles

Will have a spud

Named after him

13 x 16 inches

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The gardener was

Very pleased with himself

He had grown a very big marrow

So he stopped for his lunch

A cup of tea

Then had a doze in the barrow

24 x 28 inches

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I’ve been coming down here

For many years

To the Lord I often pray

I thank him for every wave I’ve watched

And thank him for every day 

15 x 18 inches

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On the harbour steps

Sat a fisherman

Beside him his best mate

When the tide turns

They will go out to sea

And they won’t be

Back until late 

16 x 20 inches

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My Master and I

Are working hard

We are doing

The rounds on the farm

He’s giving the sheep

A bale of hay

And the rest

Will stack in the barn 

13 x 16 inches

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My Master climbed

Up on the hay cart

To save me from getting pecked

The farm was at peace

Until I barked at the geese

And now they are rather upset

10 x 12 inches

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I know they are only little

I know they are not very big

But my Master

Has over-stepped the mark

Filling my barrow up with pigs 

32 x 40 inches

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Nets, pots and rooftops

Fishermen going out to sea

The morning tide

A best friend by my side

That’s home sweet home to me

20 x 24 inches

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We’ve been to the market

In the pick up truck

Put the pig in the back

And on the front seat

A duck

16 x 20 inches

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Down by the beach

By the sea wall

Across the sea

The east wind whips

But I don’t care

I am just happy to share

My Master’s fish and chips

30 x 36 inches

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Down by the river

A man and his dog

Off to the Church

To say good morning to God

On a pew he will sit

And then he will pray “Thank you dear

Lord For this Winter’s day”

24 x 28 inches

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A Winter’s day now put to bed

Beneath a blanket of snow

The old man and his mate

Through the open gate

To the village church they go

13 x 16 inches

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An old man, his dog and his donkey
Went for a walk down the lane
After a mile they stopped for a while
and then walked back again 

32 x 40 inches

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On a winter’s night

An old man and his dog

Had been to say their prayers

Now it’s home to bed

To rest their heads

Up the apples and pears

13 x 16 inches

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I’m not going out

To pick the sprouts

I don’t like

The snow on my paws

I’m home alone

I stayed in with my bone

It’s nice and warm indoors 

16 x 20 inches

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Down the hill

Across the field

Through the old farm gate

Now the old man’s

Leaning on the bridge

By his side

His black lab waits 

 10 x 12 inches

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We’ve been to the barn

To milk the cow

But it didn’t go as planned

The cow was not very happy

My Master had cold hands

13 x 16 inches

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The old man takes

His dog for a walk

Before it gets too late

He sometimes stops at the

Telephone box

And has a chat with his best mate

10 x 12 inches

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My Master

And me

On a winter's day

Feeding the donkeys

Carrots and hay

30x 36 inches

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My Master and me to go down to the quay

To watch the fishermen unload their catch

They always thank God

For the dabs and the cod

And they chat about this and that

20 x 24 inches

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I like my

Master’s chicken free range

And running loose

But I keep out of the way

In the barn by the hay

Whenever I see the goose 

13 x 16 inches

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Off they go through

The deep fresh snow

An old man was

Pulling his dog

Down the lane across

The field

To have a chat with God

15 x 18 inches

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This is the lighthouse keeper

Across the sea he looks

But on his day off

He comes to the beach

Relaxes and reads a book 

20 x 24 inches

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My Master and me

Come down to the sea

He likes to think about things

He ponders the days

As he watches the waves

Wondering what life may bring

16 x 20 inches

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My Master has been to the market

He bought himself 3 pigs

A little one A medium one

And one that’s very big

13 x 16 inches

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My mum used to sing to me

As we sat beside this stream

Although she’s gone

I still hear that song

Life is but a dream 

20 x 24 inches

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My Master is hauling in the catch

Looks like it is full of cod

He always casts His net on the other side

A trick he learnt from God.

16 x 20 inches

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One Man

And his dog

The Downs

And God

16 x 20 inches

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The harvest is nearly over

The Farmer’s having a break

 Just happy to be with a flask of tea

Having a chat with his best mate

16 x 20 inches

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Oh how I love these lazy days

My best friend

By my side

And the sound of the waves

10 x 12 inches

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My Master and I

Were at work in the barn

Having a wonderful day

Now full of fear

I've been pecked on the rear

Now we're trapped up here

On the hay

32 x 40 inches

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In the studio the artist paints

The authors write their books

The potter at the potter's wheel

In the kitchen the housekeeper cooks.

Amongst the cauliflowers

Hollyhocks the purple thistle crowns

The gardener is busy hoeing

At this house upon the downs

16 x 20 inches

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Down on the farm with my Master

Everything was bliss

But the bloomin' geese

Their anger increased

Honked, chased and hissed

10 x 12 inches

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Amongst the nets and pots

His dog by his side

The fisherman waits

For the morning tide

15 x 18 inches

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I’m having a paddle

With my Master

But it’s hard to concentrate

I’m trying to be good

Like I know that I should

But there are biscuits over

There on that plate

10 x 12 inches

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When I was

A lad me

And my Dad

Would walk

Beside this stream

He’s still with me

Although I only see

Him in my dreams 

15 x 18 inches

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I wonder why God made the sky

Why did he make the sea

Whatever the reason I'm glad he did

And I'm happy that he made me

16 x 20 inches

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His best friend is asleep in the barrow

On the rake a robin sings

The old man thanks God

For his life, his dog

And the joy

That the garden brings 

20 x 24 inches

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The old fisherman sat on the wall

Waiting to catch the tide

Then he will go out to sea

To catch his tea

With his first mate by his side. 

10 x 12 inches

● Sold

As the evening draws in

Church bells ring.

Time to put his tools away

Watched by his dog,

The old man thanked God

For another beautiful day

15 x 18 inches

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My Master and me

Have been out to sea

This is the last pot of the trip

When the crabs come aboard

I get scared of their claws

Because last week I got a nip

10 x 12 inches

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My master likes to paddle

In the sea between the rocks

I’d like to doze but with my sensitive nose

I would like him to move his socks

40 x 48 inches

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Down by the river

There’s a man with his best mate.

He comes here in the evening

Before it gets too late

He thinks about the days gone by

The days that are yet to come

Then he makes his way back home

Warmed by the setting sun 

13 x 16 inches

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As you can see

My Master and me

Are having a busy day.

He’s giving the old shepherd’s hut

A coat of lamp room gray.

The paint is made by Farrow and Ball

He doesn’t do B & Q

The wheels he’s picked out in rectory red

A complimentary hue 

12 x 10 inches

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The gardener planted a sunflower seed

Now his work is done.

Everyday he watered it

And God gave him the sun

12 x 10 inches

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I nearly finished hoeing the beds

What a bloomin’ shame

The weatherman got it wrong again

He never forecast rain

32 x 40 inches

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Sometimes I stand here and think to myself

How lucky I am to be me

My old dog by my side

I wait for the tide

Listening to the call of the sea

36 x 44 inches

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As the evening draws in

Church bells ring

Time to put his tools away

Watched by his dog

The old man thanked God

For another beautiful day

20 x 24 inches

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There’s an old man who lives in a shepherds hut
He lives there with his dog
Keeps chickens and grows vegetables
And everyday thanks God

30 x 36 inches

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As the evening draws in

Church bells ring

Time to put his tools away

Watched by his dog

The old man thanked God

For another beautiful day