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Scotia. Don's Sea Captain Grandfather and some of the other relatives are buried in the old cemetary down there and it is one of the places we 'ride' to each time we go to Parrsboro. How many times do you think I asked Don to stop or turn around so I could get this shot? I was lucky too. My camera's battery died and I had my old Sony Cybershot along and used it as a backup. Don't you love the classic 1950's teardrop windows in the door? You see lots of them up there as well as the no front steps no matter how high off the ground the door is.
15 comments:
Love the purple trim amidst all that lush green landscape... stunning!
really nice..love the brushstroke in the foreground too
Gypsy Woman, this is truly one of my favorite paintings I have ever seen! I don't know what it is, but it calls to me. I can't stop looking. Bravo, my dear!
This is beautiful and so interesting, too. Love your brushstrokes.
Mary, this is a very pleasant painting, and yes, what lovely features he old house has!
Wonderful painting. Full of gorgeous color and loved learning the name of the little window in the door!
Oh my gosh, I want to come here, set up my easel and paint for a week!
Thanks for explaining the house for us. It really helped me appreciate your lovely painting even more.
SO colorful and beautiful...love it.
Love the strong contrast and beautiful color.
So cute, I want to stay there. The colors of this painting really sing.
Mary, I love this painting! Such an adorable little house, and such gorgeous colors! I think your must be the master of vibrant colors, just perfect! I really like the story, too!
Sweet!!
Your work is wonderful! The colors are gorgeous!
This is so bright and cheerful. Love it.
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