This is the photo I plan to use for reference next week. I'm going to try it in oils on a tiny 6" x 8" canvas. I'm not sure how to work that small. I have a nice wooden table easel, but it weighs a ton, and I would have to pack it up and down two flights of stairs. So I think I'll start with the little guerrilla box.
I took my sheets off the bed to wash yesterday. But there were clothes in the washer when I went down, so I left them on the bathroom floor. I just went down to put them in the washing machine, and found them in the dryer, all clean and ready to go. My elf has been at it again!
I love that cabin. We used to go there to play. One time the boys got in Pole Creek and 'fished' out about a dozen partial metal wagon wheels. Do you know any history on it? So sorry when they tore it down.
ReplyDeleteI see the name on your photo now. It's Eklund. No 'c'. In the book of Sublette County Homesteads (that Ellen Reed's brother compiled), it shows a homestead by Dorothea Ethel Eklund (widow of Lawrence H) in T33N-R108W which is where that cabin was. But....who were the Eklunds?
ReplyDeleteWhy did they tear it down? And who?
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