Showing posts with label intercoastal waterway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intercoastal waterway. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Daily Painting, "Intrecoastal Dock" 8x10, Oil, SOLD

If you have ever driven US1, down the eastern coast of Florida, you have probably seen the scene replicated many times.

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With every major storm or hurricane, these old docks become fewer and fewer.  Many were destroyed in our area during the four hurricanes we experienced in 2004.  Boats dangled from trees or were thrown across US 1.


This depicts a much calmer day, just as the sun is starting to leave the sky.


The beautiful colors of the sky reflect in the water.

I hope your day is calm and colorful too!


Sunday, June 24, 2012

Daily Painting, "Lowering the Sails", Original Oil

My husband and I used to own a sail boat.  Living on the coast of Florida, we spent a lot of time sailing the intercoastal waterway.

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We loved to find a special little spot, throw out the anchor, lower the sails, and have a little picnic or a glass of wine.


Our best times were with our friends and boat co-owners, Rose and Randy.  It was so pleasant to spend time with them without the distractions of everyday life getting in the way.  No noise, no phones, just good friends and good food.