Luckily, and I do mean luckily, there is a new Marina down there where it used to be pretty much desolate. I got the attention of one of the workers and he called the Security guy to come and spring me. While I was waiting I thought I should paint. I'll finish this up and post the final. I was a little embarrassed in a 'curiosity killed the cat' kind of way. These beautiful old mill buildings are right on the water where they used to ship the rope from. Good thing I got my fill of pictures 'cause I can't go back!
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Cordage Park 5x7
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
Cordage Park Plymouth Massachusetts,
mary sheehan winn,
painting a day,
painting study
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7 comments:
Too funny!!
What a fun story Mary! People don't realize the things we go through to get a painting! It can be an adventure. Your color is great, especially those greens against those lovely shades of red.
Glad you made it out of there! ~Heidi
How funny, Mary!!
The things we gotta do to get the painting!
This one was worth it, though.
This is too funny. And you tell it so well. Thanks for the smile. Plus I like the painting. The colors are singing.
Thanks for helping me with linking. You are now linked on my blog.
I support your tresspassing in the same way that I supported nana's spite tree!!! :P
You're the best!
XOXO
LOL Lulabelle!
The Spite tree!! So Funny.
This is just so 'me'. I even told Don although I swore I wasn't going to!
He had no trouble believing that I would just drive right past the No Trespassing signs, entranced by the idea of the painting!
I have been so in love with these buildings, forever. Supposedly they'll someday be turned into waterfront condos and I want to live here!
LOVE THE COLORS!!!! Gives a feelling of warmth!!!
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