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TerrillWelch

A few snippets from yesterday’s hike in Saint John Point Park on Mayne Island. The day wasn’t very promising and I almost didn’t go but once on the trails it was pleasant enough in pungent earthy dampness with traces of wood smoke coming from nearby homes keeping their inhabitants cozy and dry. The alt description offer a little more if you care to read them.

Photograph by Terrill Welch of a view on Navy Channel in Saint John Park. The low rock face cliff bank on the right is topped by Arbutus and Fir trees with a trail weaving through them. There is a lot of driftwood due to recent high King tides along the shore. The day is blanketed in low clouds that are trying to lift and the temperature is about 8 degrees Celsius. Cool but not cold for January 1st. It has been raining after melting a foot of snow in the past week. The ground and air are damp and earthy pungent with hints of smoke from nearby wood stoves in cabins keeping inhabitants cozy and dry. The trail is rugged but neither steep nor flat, more undulating over roots and rocks.
Photograph by Terrill Welch of a view on Navy Channel in Saint John Park. Facing south, low cliff bank on the the left now is topped by Arbutus and Fir trees and broken sandstone boulders with a trail weaving through them. There is a broken view of the sea in Navy Channel with Saturna Island behind. The day is heavily overcast with low cloud and light fog.
Photograph by Terrill Welch of a view on Navy Channel in Saint John Park. Facing south, low cliff bank on the the left now is topped by Arbutus and Costal Juniper. The view is right from the point itself and features a sandstone outcrop of rocks in the foreground with a view of Saturna Island across the sea. There is a thin sliver of lemony afternoon sky topped by slightly Mojave and pink soft-edged clouds. There is a deep quiet and peace to this place with melancholy edges seeping under the edges of wool sweaters in the damp that isn’t any longer rain.
#hiking#trails#seascape
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TerrillWelch

Well, mostly large ones now. Here is one of the 12 still available out of 40 of my Arbutus Tree paintings…

Storytelling Arbutus Tree Bennett Bay Mayne Island BC by Terrill Welch
Oil On Canvas
60 x 40 inches

Artist notes and more details available at: artworkarchive.com/profile/ter

All the best of a fine Friday and weekend ahead.

Large oil painting of an Arbutus tree by Terrill Welch along a seaside trail with sunlight catching the tree tops behind with a sliver of the sea below and a soft blue sky.
Room view of large oil painting of an Arbutus tree by Terrill Welch along a seaside trail with sunlight catching the tree tops behind with a sliver of the sea below and a soft blue sky. There is also a smaller arbutus tree showing on the wall beside the large painting.
#art#OilPainting#nature
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