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Yesterday 7 of us enjoyed a lovely creative adventure at Donna’s home and studio. This was a much-anticipated day and we were rewarded by spectacular, warm weather. Donna, who had just returned from a three day workshop in Sarasota, chose to paint 3 quick studies of hay bales. The rest of us quickly drove across the grassy air strip to the home of private hangar of Pete Eslick where we made pages around Pete’s three airplanes – a small world war II reconnaissance plane that he is restoring, a R V- !0 Ecuadorian plane that he built, and a beautiful red Russian-made stunt plane that he flies in competition. Please take the time to look at the pages that we made that I will post as soon as they are sent along to me.

As always, we enjoyed a lovely lunch in the Leewards hangar, rested, and reviewed our pages. I think that the level of the creativity shown by the 7 of us was extraordinary. There was a beautiful two page narrative two-page spread made by Linda and an upside down Sukhui, the Russian-made stunt plane with upside-down writing made by Joyce. We all loved the experience, basking our fellowship and in the joy and love of our hostess.