This is a small 6" x8" watercolor I thought I would whip out today. But I am stuck. It wasn't supposed to be a winter scene, but at this point, to me, it looks like that should be snow on the ground .
I'm no doubt biting off more than I can chew, but I am starting this watercolor tomorrow. Have the image transferred to the paper and some miskit applied.
This is the church in Sil Nakya, Arizona, a little village on the Papago reservation. I lived near there. Some friends and I drove across the desert, sometimes through dry river beds, and found this place. Looked like only three or four families lived there.
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I have heat! Finally! I've unplugged the electric heater and hope I can pay the power bill this month!
I believe Roger said last month it was probably the thermo coupler. Give that man a cigar! That's exactly what it was.
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They are very easy to replace also.
The big thing is DO NOT turn off your pilot light. You will save a little gas, b ut the chance of the tip cracking from the cool down is pretty great. And once it cracks it burns up real easy.
When I sold mobile homes, when every we traded a home in we would replace the coupler because the odds were that it cracked when you turned off the gas to it. And then you would have to make a service call just as soon as it got cold and they lit up the furnace.
Save your cigar a post a few more photos of Kasey and Chloe
What a great 'snow' scene. How about putting a little kid sledding on that hill....or better yet, coming down with a dog team?
Where do you find all these funny signs? LOL
What a dear little chapel! Amazing to find it out in the middle of nowhere.
Great sky in your painting.
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