Although I'm disappointed in how this painting turned out, this is definitely not a dissapointing place to paint. PAWA is having a paint out here this weekend. I wish I could join them! It is certainly worth another visit. Maybe next year.....
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Day 241 Dosewallips State Park
We spent the night at Dosewallips State Park on Hood Canal. The more I see of this park, the more I like it. This particular spot is on the water where the tide snakes up little chanels through the sea marsh. If you like to see bald eagles, this is the spot. We saw a mom and dad feeding a youngling. I think Don counted up to twenty eagles passing by!
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Day 240 Seagull Surveying Fort Casey
While picnicking at Fort Casey with my daughters, Melissa and her two kids, Melissa pointed out this seagull surveying it's domain. I really liked the way it was highlighted against the silhouette of the Olympic Mountains.
Friday, July 26, 2013
Day 238 Evening on Penn Cove
Another beautiful evening in downtown Coupeville. The water was a little choppy. Mt Baker in the background, just in case you're wondering.
Day 237 Fishing Hut....again
A loose painting on Skagit Bay of the Swinomish fishing hut with Lone Tree in the background.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Day 236 Double Bluff Park
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Not only is this long, sandy beach perfect for wading but it's also the world's best off-leash dog park. My dog, Loui, runs and runs and runs. Just remember to bring water for a thirsty dog and a beach towel for sandy paws. Double Bluff beach is located just south of Freeland on Whidbey Island.
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Loui the Miniature Poodle
Worlds best photo of my dog, Loui, taken by my daughter Anika. He loves to leap
off our back deck chasing toys. Goofy guy! If I had that much enthusiasm for anything
I could conquer the world!
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Day 235 Penn Cove Mini
This little landscape is based on a photo I took at the boat launch in Coupeville.
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