Sea Ranch Chapel (isn't it wonderful!)
I can't wait to see family and walk the beach, smell the ocean and just do nothing! I hope to catch up with all of you upon my return!
Thanks everyone for dropping in to view a small piece of me and my colorful and rusty world.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Headed to Sea Ranch
Had a great sale at the Botanical Garden's this weekend and as always it's a double edged sword; when you sell a lot you have to start all over creating and since we are headed on vacation for 10 days that makes my window for recreating some items very small for my next upcoming show Nov 19th, but that's life and all I'm thinking about is heading to Sea Ranch on the Northern California Redwood Coast on Thursday.
I can't wait to see family and walk the beach, smell the ocean and just do nothing! I hope to catch up with all of you upon my return!
I can't wait to see family and walk the beach, smell the ocean and just do nothing! I hope to catch up with all of you upon my return!
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Takin' the back road from Greer to Morenci was gorgeous. This was waiting at the end.
Alpine Cliff Jumper
Don't you just love bugs! My first car.... but RED.
Lamy, NM
This was a great old Studebaker Truck in Lamy, NM . It has seen better days. I love Lamy,
Studebaker in Lamy, NM
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4 comments:
ooooo, lucky duck. i am craving some oceanat the moment. thanks for dropping into my blog ... when you come to sma please get in touch. i studied in santa fe for 6 months. love that town. safe journey. enjoy. donna
Dear SSQ-I was thinking of you this weekend. I just knew your art show would be amazing!! I bet everything sold like hotcakes.
Oh! you lucky ducky...going for some R & R. And I just adore that chapel!!! How amazing is that!!! I could seriosuly live there. Have a great time and will catch up when you get back. xxx
SZQ-well done on the sales; and enjoy family and the sea - so restorative. Amazing chapel. Go well. B
Oh that chapel is awesome! Congrats on your good sales and enjoy your break. It sounds idyllic.
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