Just returned from five days in Algonquin. I finally cracked open the Moleskine watercolour sketchbook that’s been gathering dust above my desk since I bought it last year. A good way to kill a lazy afternoon at the campsite.
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Nice work! I can smell the trees :) I’m heading up there myself in a week…sketchbook in hand also. Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Thanks, Lynn! Hope the weather’s as good for you as it was for us.