"Barn on Waycaster Drive, Nettleton, Ms."

This is No.29 on my 366/2013 series.
Found this barn on the back roads while looking for a friend in Mississippi.
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No. 28 in my 365/2013 series
"Broken down somewhere"
8x10 watercolor.
Have seen many of these across the country but can't remember where this one is.
It's a common site in rural areas .
Have you ever seen this scene?
I hope you like what I do.

This is my No. 27 in my 365/2013 series
"Acts 2:38 Barn"
8X10 watercolor
This barn is near Warren, Tennessee, just across the state line from Florence, Ala.
I found it early one morning while roaming before starting a class in a workshop i was conducting in Florence.
I love barns wiht writing on them especially with messages like this
"The Peter said into them, repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins and ye shall recieve the gift of the Holy Spirit." Acts 2:39
There is also a cross on the roof.
i hope you like what I do.
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No. 24 in my 365/2013 series

"New Hope Christian Church, Aberdeen, Mississippi"
8x10 watercolor
This beautiful little wooden church is on Coontail Road going north out of Aberdeen.
Have loved this little building since I first saw it in 1964.
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Comments appreciated.

No. 22 in my 365/2013 series.

"0ld Aberdeen Ms. Depot"
8x10 watercolor.
This is ken, a relative of sort, and we were visiting historic sights around Aberdeen this day.
I took out the fence between us and the structure. As an artist I can do that.
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"Edmond Shack was at 15th and Bryant"

This old shack was this way in the late 70's. it was on the NW corner of that intersection. About where the Louie's or Starbucks is now sitting.
7.5x11 watercolor.
I hope you like it.

No. 18 in my 365/2013 series

"Triple Silos upstate Vermont"
8x10 Watercolor.
I've seen dozen of twin silos but I believe this is the only triple silo complex I've ever seen.
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"Dutchendorf House near Cordell, Oklahoma

No. 15 of my 365/2013 series's
This is the house of John Denver's grandparents
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"Turner Falls, Davis, Oklahoma

A favorite vacation spot in the 60-70's it now has gone the way to Theme Parks.

No. 10 in my 365/2013 series

"TWIN SILOS, EAST"
8X10 watercolor
I do know where these silos are located. They are in Southwest Tennessee, just north of the Alabama line from Florence, Alabama.
I first saw these in the early 90's while doing a workshop in Florence.
I do hope you like what I do.
Comments are appreciated.

No. 9 of my 365/2013 series

"TWIN SILOS, WEST OF EDMOND, OKLAHOMA"
I 've painted these silos several times since i first found them back in the late 70's.
I can find them now I think they must have goe the way of the wind. I think they were on land owned by the Davis family.
It was either Danforth or Covell, pretty sure. Any help?
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No. 8 "AN ARKANSAS BARN"

No. 8 in my 365/2013 series
"AN ARKANSAS BARN"
This barn is located between Searcy and Judsonia, Arkansas. I believe it was on the Gibson Family property.

No. 7 "GLACIER AT LAKE LOUISE"

No.7 in my 365/2013 series.

"Glacier at Lake Louise, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

One of the most beautiful places i've experience.

No. 6 "OLD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ABERDEEN, MS."

This is how this building looked when I first saw it in the late 60's.
It has recently been remodled and moved into town.

No. 5 "RED NORTHERN BARN"

No. 5 in my 365/2013 series.
"RED NORTHERN BARN"
Saw this on vacation several years ago. I'm thinking it was upstate New York but can't be positive about that.

No. 6 "LINCOLN MILL BURNING"

This was painted from a photo given to me by a friend.
This scene is from the north end of Cottage Street. I walked this route on the railroad tracks many times on my way to Lee Jr. High Scgool.
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"RT. 66 ROUND BARN"

No. 3 in my 365/2013 series

This is an 8X10 watercolor of the historic Round Barn in Arcadia, Oklahoma just NE of Edmond, Oklahoma. It was one of the ,ost popular stopping places for travelers on Hwy. 66 during the 1950's.

Recently going through renovations it's lost, in my opinion, some of the oldtime charm it had even i around 1976 when i first painted it.

I hope you like what I do. Please comments are encouraged.

No. 2 365/2013 SERIES

Title, "MAINTENANCE  SHOP AT FREED HARDEMAN COLLEGE 1962"
4x6 watercolor on 140 lb. De arches paper.
Behind the right hand corner of this building was where I first kissed the lovely Miss Nina Lee. I was scared then and I still am.
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