Living in North Carolina in 1977, we lived near the beach. I would dig my own little pool in the wet sand, but couldn't figure out why the water would disappear when I poured the seawater from my bucket. When the waves came crashing in, I screamed in terror fearing that I would be swept away. Maybe I perished in a tsunami in a former life?
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The Polar Bear
The polar bear is a solitary animal. She cares for her cubs, but don't get in her way. I started this painting about the same time my m...
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In Oregon, we have many forested parks-some in the city and some in our multiple mountain ranges. At the western base of the Cascade mountai...

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