This was done looking down the channel.
The other side and points further down and the scrub and she oaks on the cliffs.
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I hope to record what I see and sketch on my daily walks around my home in Rural South Australia
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3 comments:
tony f said...
I really like the last few watercolours Penny. You've certainly captured the mood of the weather at the moment. Sounds like you're having a lovely, relaxing time at Coffin Bay.
Your paintings are lovely!
Hello Penny,
What a lovely place to stay, but what is the story behind the title' Coffin Bay?
Keep up the paintings - they capture the lovely shoreline.
w.
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