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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

A few of my favorite things

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Labels: I reenact the colonial period with my many friends which gives me many props for still lifes.

Cub Cadet

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Labels: I learned to drive while operating one just like this on my Uncle's farm when I was 14.

Monday, March 23, 2009

Mesopotamia Meeting House

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Columbiana Farm

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Labels: and a variey of other animals walking about freely, ponies, This farm had lots of goats, unfenced and unbridled. Several came by to visit as I painted.

Swine Creek sap buckets

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Beavercreek Mill

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Labels: This old stone mill is in Beavercreek State Park. The millrace is gone but the stone building remains in good condition.

Roger's Farm

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Labels: This farm has been in the same family for generations. I never fail to find a different view to paint.

Bob's Farm junk

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Labels: My friend Bob collects lots of antiques and farm equipment and I'm all too happy to paint it.

A relic of yesteryear

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Labels: How many thousands of times has this pump been operated for water in the past? Immeasurable. From a time when everybody helped on the farm.

Winchell Farm

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Labels: This old tractor was sold to a collector soon after I painted it. I got soaked waded through the weeds in the early morning dew to get to it.

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