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Minding the Gap

BloodMtn.jpg John and I drove up north a bit Saturday morning. I wanted to show him some of the excellent landscape vistas we have  in Georgia, so we went up to Dahlonega and on over to Neel Gap. We walked a few feet on the Appalachian Trail, but spent most of our time hiking the Byron Reese, then setting up on a spot on the Freeman Trail. I had found this spot a few years back and knew John would like it. Indeed he did, and except for the annoying roar of some of the motorcycles on the road below, it was idyllic. 

It was just fantastic to be hanging out with John all weekend. The style he is painting now is really awesome and fitting to the kind of work he's done over the years.  I especially dig the flower painting and hope to see it in person before too long. The energy he brought also helped me along, as I was able to hit the color notes on the sunlit mountain better than I have before. Thanks to John for coming to see us. The dogs already miss him.

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Telephone Factory Art Show 2008

Last Sunday wrapped up the TFAS 2008 (www.thetelephonefactoryartshow.com). Many thanks to Judge, Grant and Michelle for their hard work making it happen. Also thanks to the Fireball Collective (www.fireballcollective.com) for participating in the show with us. Also thanks to Kate for the wonderful food and to all my friends that stopped in to support the show. We had a blast and I sold several pieces.

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New Colors

It is great to be back in the South for the Fall. Autumn is spectacular in the Blue Ridge mountains, and the first signs of it were on display last weekend in north Georgia. I painted near Neel's Gap along a hike that is an approach trail for the AT.  Then yesterday I had the opportunity to paint in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I was in Knoxville, TN for my cousin's wedding (Congrats Derrick and Lauren!). Kate and I spent the morning before the wedding visiting the countryside. We stopped at one of the overlooks and I did my first painting in Tennessee.

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