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I started painting on a whim and added to it a bit.
This reminds me of the twilight when my wife and I fought forest fires and we were dropped off deep in the rocky wooded mountains.
Due to occupational hazards most of the time we rode in a different helicopters. In case of a crash one parent might survive to raise our kids.
On a crisp cool night one could hear for miles and the thousands of stars look like one could reach out and touch them.
Earle
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A very powerful painting, more so with the added story. Brilliant.
Christine.
A blind doodler having lots of fun
(Paint what you see, not what you know to be there) in my case it's (paint what I know to be there not what I see).
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Absolutely stunning! This is one that I would hang on the wall of my office, to inspire me!
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Boy thats one stunning sky Earle
Sometimes...I remember better with my eyes closed
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Saphire thank you
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Great story and beautiful painting!
My real name is Neal Gilbertson, AKA Gilbert Neilson, AKA Jibes.
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How wonderful the story, the mood, the colours and the scene
I'm in the prime of my senility
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Earle,
another gorgeous painting. love the majesty of those mountains which you now have mastered and the mood of the painting. congratulations. great artwork/ painting.
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scribbledsoul Thank you
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The painting is gorgeous and the story of Your adventureous missions awefully interesting!
Panta rei (everything flows)!
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