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Why New England?
No
matter where I have lived or traveled, my
spirit returns to the colors, smells, seasons, and scenery of New
England.
Part of being
brought up there is to acquire a love of the outdoors, and
an appreciation for small towns that retain their charm through many
decades. Mountains are bare-topped granite, affording
wonderful panoramic views. Beaches are small, sandy
crescents that are dramatically offset by cliffs and crashing
waves, sometimes containing wonderful pools that are
microcosms of plants
and sea creatures. Many people do not know about the wilderness
in New England-wonderful forests where you can hike all day or several
days without meeting other people. And the lakes
are sparkling, clear, sandy-bottomed
natural lakes...
So here are some watercolor paintings of the New England I love...

OVERLOOKING
SCARBOROUGH MARSH
Scarborough Marsh seems such a
quiet, secret area,
but it is just of
one of the busiest parts of Route 1 in southern Maine. We have canoed
there several times, letting the tide pull us out to where the river
meets the sea, then turning with the tide to paddle back to where we
started. It is a lazy, easy paddle and you have plenty of time to
observe the bird activity along the muddy shore.
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JEFFERSON
LUPINES
In June, there are blue meadows of wild lupine in New England. This is
a view from Route 2 in Jefferson, New Hampshire.
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AT THE TOP
Climbing the Mount Kearsarge Trail
in Warner, New Hampshire.
Reproduction
5" h x 3"w

BARN WITH WINTER SKY
The red roof of the barn at Muster Field Farm Museum in Sutton, New
Hampshire, contrasts with a deep blue sky.
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FIRE AND
WATER: SUNSET AT SEA
We were sailing off the southeast coast of Maine after a storm when we
enjoyed this beautiful sunset at sea.
Original Watercolor
Framed Size: 22" h x 29" w
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GARDEN NEAR
THE MOUNTAINS
North Conway and vicinity have beautiful perennial gardens in the
summer. These are featured against a very interesting picket fence near
the middle of town. And you are never very far from a mountain in North
Conway!
Reproduction
4.5" w x 9.7 " h

HYDRANGEAS
NEAR A GARDEN WALL
Newcastle is a charming, historic town near Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Walking the streets there, you will find enticing views of colonial
houses with overgrown gardens.
Original Watercolor
Framed Size: 10" h x 12" w
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LEAF
PEEPING AT THE JACKSON BRIDGE
In the fall, tourists flock to New Hampshire to see the gorgeous reds,
oranges, yellows, and golds of the season. Jackson, New Hampshire, is a
picturesque town with a famous covered bridge that you have to cross
over to get to the center of town.
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LATE
GARDEN AT THE FELLS
The Fells, located in Newbury, New Hampshire, is
one of New England's
fines examples of an early 20th century summer home and gardens. It was
the summer estate of diplomat John M. Hay. The gardens were designed by
the family, and are slowly being reclaimed in the spirit of the
original design by experienced horticulturalists, and the beautiful
house is open for tours.
Original Watercolor
Framed Size:16" h x 20" w
Price: $250 |
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MAKING
WAVES
In the fall, loons seem to gather to socialize before they migrate from
the lakes to the open ocean for the winter. We were staying at a camp
on Rangeley Lake one Labor Day when we were awakened by a lot of
chatter and splashing.
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NORTH
COUNTRY WATERFALL
You can visit the misty Beaverbrook Falls in a park just outside of
Colebrook, New Hampshire.
Original Watercolor/Rice Paper
Collage
Framed Size: 32" h x 28" w
Price: $800 |
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OFF SEASON
Block Island is very popular in the summer, but if you happen to go
there early in the season, the quiet porches evoke the remote feeling
of being on an island even more than during the summer rush.
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THE
STONE BRIDGE
This arched stone bridge is near the parking place for the Kidder Brook
Trail in New London, New Hampshire.
Original Watercolor
Framed Size: 16" h x 20" w
Price: $250 |
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