Sally Anne has a great interest in the natural environment, which she shares with her husband Peter.  For the last three years, they have worked together on canvases to create a unique collection of paintings portraying the historic parkland of Windsor Great Park, in its varying moods, throughout the seasons.  This has meant weekly visits to the park to paint en plein air.  They paint together, sometimes for five or six hours, immersing themselves in the fabric of the place: the changing weather, the character of the trees; the cycle of life and decay; the flat, wide landscape.  Creating these impressions, they have painted, in acrylic, large spontaneous statements infused with light.  In naming these paintings, she sometimes selects titles that reflect the spiritual quality of the park.  It is a parkland of oaks; a tree symbolic of divine providence; a sacred tree used by ancient prophets - "oaks of righteousness growing up together towards the light."