This is one of the paintings that I did Saturday at the Tannehill paintout, and I think it's the best one. The light was wonderful and the leaves were luminous- only the gnats and the yellowjackets were a problem.
Pam C. painting the same view. 
Pam again. I really admire her determination to learn to paint, and to learn to paint well. 
Glenda Adams working away, painting the mill. Barbara Davis chose to hide in the bush, for some reason. We had a great turnout, and I so enjoyed seeing my friends to catch up on all the news of their art doings, and their families and children. Glenda has THE most adorable grandchild ever. (well, we tell her that, anyway-). Off to the Smokies that afternoon. Made it as far as my Dad's house in North Alabama and spent the night. He was happy to see me, I think. Spent the night and was off the next morning to the mountains to paint and do some leaf peeping.
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Glenda DOES have the most adorable grandchild ever! Of course, as Hampton's mom, I am allowed to say that, right?!
Looks like you all had a fabulous day to paint. I miss the fall colors and cool weather. Everything's green and HOT in South Florida!
Keep painting!
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