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Adventures while painting

I've had all sorts of experiences as I paint.  Some are spectacular.  Some are a scary. Some are funny. 
Some are just plain weird....

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Painting on the French Broad River, Asheville, NC




 

This Bald Eagle was just yards in front of me.  I just stood in awe, and watched the splendor of it all.

 


Glad to see him go.
 

He was just under the bridge.
You stay there.  I'll stay here.



Just slithered away.  All 7 ft of him.
Looking for a meal.

I didn't even notice him at first.
Very creepy!

Alligator Jake.
He's a Bull Gator at about 15 ft long

Another gator came out of nowhere. 
They hide in the grass. Still creepy!

 

 



Bok Tower squirrel



Racoon at FtDesoto State Park



Wood Stork waiting for lunch


An old farm dog came to see what I was up to.


These cows appeared out of nowhere


There was a baby in the nest.


I think this is an Ibis


Colorado Bunny


This giant pink pig came up right beside me.


She was adorable


I've never seen an armadillo up this close


These tall  Sandhill Cranes sing in unison. They are a noisy bunch.


My friend Bettina was terrified of the horse.
He was just curious.


Another curious horse


He stepped on a few paintings, and rattled a few nerves. It was hilarous.


A baby bird...lost I think

 



That day, it was a  cold and rainy challenge


My Southern friend Ann
Looks like a Winslow Homer painting


Jan at Kissimmee
 


Maija, guest artist, at Cypress Gardens


Some sights are not so pretty...


Libby Tolley at the Apple Orchard
 


They  floated a dock, and began to party...


Elaine taking reference shots


Storm of the Century-Vero Beach
 
 

My paint group-Asheville, NC-2006
   

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Last updated: 01/06/08.