Sunday, July 09, 2006



"Goldenrod"

This watercolor was painted on the kitchen granite step of our old 1799 colonial home.

We are fast approaching that time again when the goldenrod and joe-pye weed will be in bloom. The complementary colors work well with an old copper pitcher.

You don't see many iron boot-scrapers at the entries of the new houses that are being built. The houses are no longer being built of chestnut post & beam with oak studding and solid maple floors.

It's all particle board roofs and siding with a stovepipe hidden in a wooden box and thin veneer floors.

This old house has three brick chimneys and five fireplaces.

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