Sweet Adeline [resident Corgi] on her way to the farm and chores. Life at Cob Cottage doesn't always just mean sitting in a warm sunny studio and creating works of art. This January it has ALSO meant treks to the barn through knee high snow and shoveling ...shoveling....shoveling! That is the hard part of having a small farm tucked in the Maine woods. But on the bight side..there is a lovely changing landscape that we are blessed with, ...360 degrees of nature's beauty... God's gift to us to enjoy each day....between shoveling and trekking!
JRT on the hunt.
What dog? I don't see a dog?Down in the barn four horses depend on us for their food and comfortable...no lack of that there! But even there, in the paddocks and run-out-sheds, there is more shoveling and snow blowing to do with each snow storm. [Not to mention the daily shoveling of 4 stalls!]
There is no lack of subject matter at Cob Cottage to feed my creative museNow it is time to get back to the studio and the next painting!
4 comments:
Hi Kathi, thank you for this lovely peek into your life on the farm. It looks idyllic now with the snow everywhere (we do not know snow). My husband read over my shoulder and said to tell you, that your horse paintings are incredible.
Marie, I am glad you like our farm scenes...we love it here. It takes an act of congress to get me off my farm.
Tell your husband thank you for his kind words.All are a labor of love.
kp
If I could describe my ideal home in my ideal location, it would be right where you are. It even looks like a happy place to be in the depths of winter:).
Gaina..thank you! You know we love it here too. It is almost 8 years that we have lived here and the views and fields still bring us joy each day. Even when we are shoveling snow and breaking ice!!
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