This is a 16″ x 20″ oil on canvas board painted in 1977. On the Ottawa River there is a small mountain called Mount Martin. In the summertime we would cross the river to the Quebec side and spend many an hour on the beach. The water was so fresh you could drink it right out of the river. On occasion we would climb Mount Martin. On our way up we would often encounter brown bears, deer and moose. The wild blueberries were the draw. Mid-way to the top there was a level area deep in the woods. The sun hardly penetrated through the bush. There was certain quiet in this spot and it felt like a sanctuary.
It’s fabulous!!!
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Thank you so much.
Leslie
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Lovely!!!
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Thanks Niko.
Leslie
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You’re very welcome, my friend π
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Gorgeous!
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Thanks JoAnn.
Leslie
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A magnificent painting accompanied by a lovely description. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you Bernadette.
Leslie
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You can feel the peace within the painting.. wonderful
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There is a peace within the painting and I’m glad you can feel it. Thank you so much.
Leslie
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I did Leslie.. it was very much felt.. and I love Trees and their energies xx
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Yes the trees in that part of our country are magnificent.
Leslie
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It’s beautiful, Leslie.
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Thank you so much, Genie.
Leslie
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So lovely
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Thanks Lynn.
Leslie β€
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Lovely. There are fewer and fewer places like this. Would you still drink the water out of the river?
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Yes I would. It is far enough away from any city or town that the water would still be pure.
Leslie
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Lovely trees!
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You must know what it’s like Anna. Walking in the woods when it is very cold and all you can hear is the crunch of the snow beneath your feet.
Leslie
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Yes, your forest paintings almost looks like Swedish forests π
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So we have a little bit of Sweden here in Canada.
Leslie
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Yes, and that must mean we have a little bit Canada here in Sweden π
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But of course.
Leslie
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wonderful artwork, bravo!
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Thank you so much, Heartafire.
Leslie
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