in the painting

Mrs Jones lives in the village at Number 3James place.
She has many treasures in her houseand all the village comes to see her and learn from her wisdom of many things.
The village sits ideally in the English country side with cobbled streets and oil lamps to light the dark nights.The houses are made of bright white bricks from the local quarry at the other end of town on Mill street. The blue slate comes from a quarry in Thorpes nest some five miles to the north east over the other side of the Kittyhawk river  just up from Robins creek.
Children laugh and playand gather at the village square one hundred yards up for the house.
The idealic location is beautiful and the cobble streets are clean. Everybody are friends and they all help one another.
The vilage is called Rutherglenand sit on the banks of the Kittyhawk river,People gather at the weekends to fish and picnic along the banks and no one complains.
In the evenings the chimneys billow out smoke as the fires cook the evening meals.
Dogs Ruby and Polly play happily with the children,whilst Mrs Jones makes tea and scones for all whom are staying the night.
Many people wander threw and find pleasure inthe little things like the smell of fresh baked scons. The birds sing and flowers of heather that blows in the wind and the new stars on a new night.
The village of rutherglen is a happy place to live.