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I painted a planter box for the garden and then sat down to rest a while. Then I noticed the paint drying.
Unlike my on last visit to the refuge, it was a warm, clear day, so dozens of turtles were basking in the sun in the impoundment.
My first memory of this area is from back when I was a child, and rode through what was just the Tinicum marsh area with my family (well before becoming a refuge, and named after the late senator). My father stopped the car when he saw something in the road ahead. It was a very large turtle, completely coated in oil. I don’t remember much of the details of the story, but we took her home and cleaned her up, releasing her in the stream in Washington’s Crossing State Park, with others of her kind. We named her Olive Oil, and I do remember she looked happy as she swam up to sun herself on a rock in the center.
We painted and painted and painted.... the results will come when I have time to take the damn pictures. This was a trading spaces moment. You know, how they always smear it all over the wall to show how bold (or bland) it is...
I'm a hobby photographer and wanted to do a project where I shoot person in a dress from the past (renaissance) and edit in PS that it looks like a painting. This pic I downloaded in advance and give it a try for editing. What are your thaughts?
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I let the boys go mad with a pile of paint and a blank canvas this afternoon. Ollie was quite the artist, Ed preferred to taste the paint.
Vanessa cardui is the most widespread of all butterfly species. It is commonly called the painted lady, or formerly in North America the cosmopolitan.
The Painted Lady is a long-distance migrant, which causes the most spectacular butterfly migrations observed in Britain and Ireland.
The Iland is where the Paint and Brule Rivers meet in what is called the Brule River Back Flowage in Florence Wisconsin.
Road through the Painted Desert, part of the Petrified Forest National Park. A side trip during my tour of Route 66, the Painted Desert was one of the many attractions that made the Mother Road the most famous highway in the world.
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The grandson of a volunteer at the Troy Thrift Store spilled some paint on the steps. Whoops! But what cute little feet!