Our modest exploration of the West Coast continued in 2016 with a trip to the Olympic Peninsula. The house we rented was in a beautiful setting, – though it was a fifteen minute drive through monotonous, pine forest to buy a carton of milk! But we loved being close enough to wonderfully quirky Port Townsend to spend time with our dear friend Elisabeth. She came to visit us after completing a multi-day Qigong workshop. Whilst busy chatting, Mark accidentally grasped the handle of a cast iron skillet that had just been removed from the oven. The burn was immediate and severe, like a sickle-shaped brand mark, deep, red and shiny. Awful. As I continued to prep dinner (well someone had to!) Elisabeth stood with Mark in the middle of the kitchen, chanting. My skepticism was absolute. But then the burn ceased to hurt, our evening resumed. The wound did not blister and left no scar. What can I say…
To see more related paintings click here Olympic Peninsula – 2016
PHOTOS – Mark Powell
Michael,
Your blog each weekend is a very happy start to Saturdays! I so look forward to where your drawings will take us — to what new beautiful site, experienced through your perceptive views and exquisite handling. I’m feeling the itch to add more to the collection… 🙂 XX, Maryan and Chuck
Thank you! I couldn’t find a photo of the painting you and Chuck acquired of the driveway at Garden Cottage from the exhibition at Fairfield – hence its absence. Yes I feel sure you need more!!
I want what she’s having.
I agree with Maryan and Chuck! And the last comment too! Xxx
Thank you Yvonne! X
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