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Red Deer in Cheshire

Red Deer in Cheshire

Red Deer in Cheshire

Robert E Fuller




I couldn't resist taking the family to see the red deer at the National Trust's Lyme Park during a visit to see some friends in Cheshire this weekend.







This is definitely a spot to revisit during the rut later this year. The moorland backdrop is spectacular and will look stunning in a composition. I painted the stag above in the Highlands.

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