Blue Ridge Parkway Artist
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This pastel painting, "Skating", is the last of my skating paintings. This one is a celebration of my sister Anne. In elementary school she joined the girl scouts and earned a badge for ice skating. The instructors at the rink were so impressed with her natural ability that they encouraged her to take lessons.
She became quite an accomplished skater and completed three of the preliminary tests to be an Olympic contender. She decided she didn't want to compete but has been an Ice Skating Instructor in Sterling, Virginia for many years. This painting is a celebration of her gift. She is the figure in the top center and the other skaters are famous skaters. I changed their faces so I wouldn't run into any copyright issues.
I have always been impressed with her skill. I also ice skated when I was a child but just for fun and exercise. When I moved to Southwest Virginia I took up roller skating since the nearest ice rink is in Roanoke, VA. As I mentioned in previous blogs, I was very disappointed when the local rink closed this past Spring. I hope another one opens up in the future.
Skating Original Pastel Painting has been Sold
Prints on Paper or Canvas and Greeting Cards are Available at KENDALL KESSLER ART
Life with The Word and Bird Man - Clyde Kessler
The other day I mentioned my husband's addition to all the warnings on drug commercials. He said that if you are dead, stop taking this medication.
Yesterday he added this. If you are dead, stop taking this medication and call your lawyer.
Don't forget about the hike on Sunday! Join The Blue Ridge Discovery Center for a great time!
Blue Ridge Expeditions: Hike Brushy Mountain between Bastian and Bland
Sat, October 18, 12am – Sun, October 19, 12am
Where |
Appalachian Trail, Brushy Mountain between Bastian and Bland
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Calendar |
BRDC Web Calendar
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Created by |
aaron@blueridgediscoverycenter.org
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Description |
On
October 18th join BRDC on Brushy Mountain between Bastian and Bland.
All hikes are on the famed Appalachian Trail, a 2,200 mile footpath from
Georgia to Maine, completed
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