This is just a classic view of a dessert bar in a local shopping mall. I couldn't help but think of a current artist (Thym? or something like that) and his view of the pastery bars in the local bakeries up in NYC. He painted those desserts with such gusto that I could help but be reminded of him when I spotted this scene today. It's a wonderful thing, desserts in restaurants are such delights. Even with the colors used in making and their presentation.
The First Structure in Nelson County of European Settlers
I asked this local resident just what that old wooden structure was standing over yonder near some parked cars, she informed me that the wooden stack was the earliest home for Nelson County Residents back in the times when this county was established. I couldn't believe it, you mean it was of that kind of historical value and it was simply a stand alone building in the backyard of one of Schuyler's residents with no markings of its significant value? I had to paint it. So I snapped a photo of it and took it home, then got to work. Its simply the size of a small compact car only made of weathered wood. To paint it took little time due to its small size. I believe I will paint it again due to the feeling that it is owed some more attention that I have given it. I also cropped some of the building off so I want to include that part in the next painting.

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