The third in a series commemorating the end of sugar cane in St. Kitts.

Appears on Page 118 of More Rain More Rest.

Kate’s story about the painting:

“Oh the noise was colossal, every piece of machinery cranking away and the staircases rickety and old. The wonderful fresh sweet smell of cane filled your nostrils as did the dust, the heat, the debris of cane mulch. It was difficult finding a patch to sketch. I went back day after day, much to the annoyance of the man at the entrance, he said it was far too dangerous for me! But I loved the old splendid wheels and machinery and the best bit was when the oven door opened and the man arrived wearing big gloved hands and carrying a long devil like fork to stoke up the fire and load it up. Wonderful.”

Size Small on Art Paper - 11.9” x 16”

Size Medium on Art Paper - 17.8” x 24”

Size Large on Art Paper - 22.3” x 30”

Smaller and Larger sizes available on request