 Relaxing at the edge of Dailey Lake we spotted Hooded Orioles! Hard to miss, the color is so vibrant. I did a quick sketch with watercolor pencils and black Canson paper to catch the fleeting moment.
Spending time with the mountains and rivers of Montana this week has given me time to reflect on the artwork that came from my ‘stay at home’ time this spring.Medicine wheels and Redwing blackbirds, prayer flags and sheet music, and healing water send forth wellness to all. Artworks and two new print releases are available this summer at: Windy Flats Gallery Summer —2020 Weekends June 27––gust 30 11:00 A.M.— 6:00 P.M. 259 Limestone Road Nye, Montana 406-328-4722 406-780-9003 My son, Tanner, mixed up a sourdough starter, and gifted me some of it. We affectionately have been calling it Mirabella. A plus in the Shelter in Place period of time has been the sharing of cooking endeavors. Thanks, son! Because one needs to discard a portion of the starter daily to make room to feed her, I tried making sourdough crackers from the discard. So so easy and so so good! Starter, olive oil and seasoning--The link to BUTTERFORALL where I found the recipe is below. Try it-highly recommend!  Sixty two miles out of Billings is a great 1/2 day hike called Weatherman Draw. The photos say it better than I can in words. We were fortunate to see some the hieroglyphs— they are scattered throughout the canyon and you must do some cliff climbing to see them. Makes the hike all the more interesting! The button below the photos is linked to the Montana Hikes website, and shares info about the hike.  “As full of spirit as the
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