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August 5, 2023 1800 × 1259 WSP – Moran State Park
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Past Projects

  • Orcas Landing – Wayside Art at the Ferry Landing
  • The Way Trail
  • A New Eifert Puzzle of Old-growth Forests
  • Where Is This? A Little Travel Quiz
  • Road Trip – A River of Grass
  • Low Tide Chimacum Creek Estuary
  • Olympic Chipmunk – Grand Ridge Trail
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  • Ruddy Turnstones – Spring Migration
  • I’m free: 540 days of Everglades paintings
  • Moran State Park – Orcas Island
  • My Reelfoot Painting Is Almost Wrapped Up
  • Sea Witch Sailing on Tyler Street
  • Yellowstone Climate Change mural #2
  • Orca Recovery – Pigeon Creek
  • Orcas Island’s West Beach wayside panel
  • A New Painting of a Summer Prairie on Whidbey Island
  • Wish I Was On This Trail!
  • Fort Worden State Park panels
  • Another Bristlecone Pine Painting
  • Red Alder Leaves
  • Orcas Ferry Dock art – A Rich and Vibrant Home
  • Canary Rockfish and Tube-dwelling Anemones
  • Road Trip
  • Low Water – High Contrast
  • A New Puzzle for the North Olympic Salmon Coalition
  • River World – a new book by Virginia Eifert
  • New Mural – Exploring the Nearshore
  • How Birds Stay Warm in Winter
  • More New Mount St. Helens Paintings
  • Tolowa Dunes State Park, Crescent City CA

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