My husband and I went to Charleston SC for a long weekend.
He had to do a little work but that was quickly taken care of...On to the fun stuff!
We went kayaking with Joe on Shem Creek, then out in the Charleston Harbor.
We had a good look at this island but couldn't go out on it because of nesting activity. It opens back up on Oct. 15 and I'd love to go back and look for sharks teeth and such.
We saw a manatee! It looked like a big hairy brown face peeking out of the water!
gotta love kayaking in this water!
we followed it, hoping to see a dolphin...
but no sighting in the harbor.
As we rounded the harbor, heading in to Shem Creek
we were greeted with a couple of other folks in kayaks, holding position near the docked shrimp boat.
"Dolphin!"
"Look, it's a dolphin!"
And there it was...appearing to be rather young...
or small anyway...
jumping and rolling up and down in the water...
feeding off of the shrimp boats bait...
We wanted to stay and watch but we were renting by the half day...
I highly recommend this tour to anyone that is interested in kayaking and seeing the harbor and its' wildlife in a different way...
a little closer look...
It's well worth the money.
Next time we go to Charleston, we're going to just rent kayaks and decide on our own route.
That way we can stop and spend the amount of time that we want in each place.
It was a lot of fun!
Now...what's next...
Oh, some of you know that I've been taking art classes at a local museum.
We are having a Student Art Show in October...
I've been working on a piece.
I finally completed it!
Yay for me!
I'll try to post pictures after I frame it...
You should come and see it and all the other awesome work of my fellow students.
I noticed that some of the women seem to come to the classes as a type of "Social Painting"...
I may have coined a phrase here...
but they all are wonderful painters (watercolor, acrylic, pastels, etc...)
that come week after week for a bit of encouragement
perhaps a laugh or two (if you're in my class!)
and the fellowship of the group.
You should join us in the next set of classes.
Now, the next topic.
Seen her awesome work?
I found her on You Tube while looking for videos on mixed media techniques.
What an Awesome Artist!
I love her work...
love the beauty that comes through ...
love, love, love Her Girls...
You should watch some of her videos to see how she creates them...
how they come to life...
There are so many mixed media techniques that she uses that appeal to me.
I want to try them on fabric...
See how I can apply all those great techniques to My Art.
1 comment:
Your trip sounds like so much fun! Me too, me too! Did you get a pic of that manatee or that dolphin?
I hear that there are plenty of sharks teeth over there. Wouldn't those make great add-ons in your art?
Jane
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