Walking among old Fir trees in Scappoose, Oregon
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink / 2018
Story: These tall, old trees are near the airport; very grand. As I noted before, the land is for sale.
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Painting to Save the Trees in Portland, Oregon
Northern Catalpa Tree near the end of N. Richmond Ave in the St. John’s District of Portland, Oregon (Watercolor & Ink / 8in x 10in / 2018)
Story: This beautiful, tall tree is on a vacant, overgrown piece of land that is for sale. It has huge leaves and beautiful blossoms in the early springtime. It has two younger siblings nearby. The tree adds grace and charm to an area that has long been neglected and is “home” to several people of meager means.
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Old Fir trees in Scappoose, Oregon
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink / March 2018
Story: These tall, old trees are near the airport; very grand. I will hate to see them go – as I noted before, their homeland is for sale.
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Trail in Smith and Bybee Wetlands, Portland
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink / March 2018
Story: One of the trails along the edge of the wetlands.
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View – St. John’s Bridge
48in x 24in / Oil on Panel
2018
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Farm Drainage Ditch: 45.8, -122.8
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink
February, 2018
Story: One of many farm ditches near Scappoose. This one is along East Honeyman Road.
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Landscape near the Scappoose Airport
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink
February, 2018
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Ephemeral pond along Johnson’s Landing Road, Scappoose, Oregon
8in x 10in / Watercolor & Ink
February, 2018
Story: Scappoose would be mostly wetlands if it was not for the dike along Multnoma Channel. Durning the rainy season (Oct-July) many fields turn into ponds; a boon to migrating waterbirds.
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