Making Wake on Indian Lake, 2.5 x 3.5 inches, Oil Landscape

Making Wake on Indian Lake, 2.5 x 3.5 inches, Oil Landscape "click to bid"

Making Wake........in our boating days we made a lot of wake!

I loved staying on the boat all day, soaking in the sun,

speeding as fast as I could, to pull Dennis

on his skiis.

We're older now.

Now, we fish and paint

The sun was gently setting and casting beautiful pink and orange

hues onto the water and into the sky.

Dennis was fishing,

While I painted and enjoyed watching

boaters, ski-doers, and one sweet little family of 3,

who were also fishing nearby Dennis.

The father was busily fishing, the mother sat

quietly reading, while the little boy

ran from one to the other

"Mommy, come look!

"Oh, Daddy, what's this?"

So cute!

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