This is a view across the Severn Ham in Tewkesbury. Ham(m) is an old English word meaning water meadow, not to be confused with the other Old English word Ham meaning settlement (Birmingham, Nottingham Wrexham etc.). The meadow is ready for cutting and so still glowing. The water in the foreground is a marsy bit of the River Severn. Arches rough 300 gsm. All comments appreciated.