$135 (unframed) 4x6 mini original watercolor
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A window from Queensferry Scotland.
We have been super busy. I had a good show at Glendale Flour Mill. Loved sitting among all the antiques. Sunday we had tickets to Mount Gretna to hear The Gesualdo Six. What fantastic voices. Today is Linda's birthday and I am taking her to The Log Cabin for dinner.
Meanwhile I want to take you through another day in Scotland...
Edinburgh to Inverness. The first stop was Tibbermore Church. This is the one I painted. It is in Perth, Scotland dating to the 1600's It became famous for the filming of the witch trials in the movie Outlander.
Linda, our guide Steve (rocking his family kilt) and Beth standing under the arch.
Next is a wee walk in the woods at The Hermitage. Beautiful walk with waterfalls.
From here we stopped at Cairngorms National Park to see the Reindeer. This was on Linda's list but was a bit of a disappointment. There were 3 Reindeer laying down in the back of the pasture and the rest way out in the field where you could not see them. Do not put this on your to see list! On to Culloden Battlefield. Excellent Visitors Center.
We finished a long day at the Clava Cairns. Clava Cairns are a well-preserved Bronze Age cemetery complex of passage graves; ring cairns, kerb cairns and standing stones in a beautiful setting. From 2000BC!
Edinburgh to Inverness. The first stop was Tibbermore Church. This is the one I painted. It is in Perth, Scotland dating to the 1600's It became famous for the filming of the witch trials in the movie Outlander.
Linda, our guide Steve (rocking his family kilt) and Beth standing under the arch.
Next is a wee walk in the woods at The Hermitage. Beautiful walk with waterfalls.
From here we stopped at Cairngorms National Park to see the Reindeer. This was on Linda's list but was a bit of a disappointment. There were 3 Reindeer laying down in the back of the pasture and the rest way out in the field where you could not see them. Do not put this on your to see list! On to Culloden Battlefield. Excellent Visitors Center.
We finished a long day at the Clava Cairns. Clava Cairns are a well-preserved Bronze Age cemetery complex of passage graves; ring cairns, kerb cairns and standing stones in a beautiful setting. From 2000BC!
Linda has a thing for standing rocks... we go out of our way to see them in several countries.
Guide Steve and Linda chatting about stones!
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