Alison, Annie, Brad, Caroline, Dick, Salinda, Karen, Claudia, Jane, Kris, Charlene, Shirley, Monique and Valerie were treated to a sunny Veterans Day at Oak Hill Cemetery. Flags were flying on a busy day with many visitors paying respects to family members. At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month we heard the a trumpet play taps to honor those who served.
THU, NOV 25: HAPPY THANKSGIVING
THU, DEC 2: Patchen Old Town Tree Farm, Santa Cruz
THU, DEC 16: Central Wholesale Nursery, San Jose
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
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Photos of Artists, Artwork and Paint Site
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| Annie's watercolor of Taps trumpeter I saw a man walking through the old veterans graves. He was carrying a trumpet and soon he lifted it and began playing Taps. It was such a moving sight that I asked if he would let me paint him ~ Annie |
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| Guardian Angel by Caroline |
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| Alison's of the Oak Hill Memorial Park on Veterans Day |
 Brad's watercolor of Veteran's Day Flag Salute at Oak Hill Memorial Park |
| What a perfect day of plein air painting we all enjoyed: Sunny, warm, almost windless, well maintained green lawns, the changing/yellowing sycamore trees, and rows of flags in the Veterans section made for a special milieu that begged to be painted and, especially since it was Veterans Day, contemplated. At 11:00 AM, altho' there were no special ceremonies, Taps were played and could be heard where most of us set up ~ Brad |
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| Claudia's painting of the flag display from a different angle |
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| Dick's watercolor of Oak Hill Memorial Park. (Dick and Salinda painted from a spot high above the park) |
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| Salinda's painting from the same spot with an expanded view of the park |
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| Karen's painting of shade trees (beautifully pruned for our benefit) |
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| Shirley painting the Fountain of the Apostles |
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| Paintsites Artists at Oak Hill Memorial Park on Veterans Day |
Paintsite Member Artwork painted at another location
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| At Gate One at Brisbane Marina by Shirley |
