I did find some amazing photos of a Brandywine Valley historic tour we'll be going on in the near future ... I'll of course be taking my own photos to share, but til' then - take a peak. It's quite inspiring:
Now when we spent early September in Newport, RI last year, I thought that it would be the place I'd call home in the coming years ... but after taking a few Internet tours of the area ... perhaps Brandywine Valley will change my mind. If you're from the area and have fantastic places in mind that we shouldn't miss - email me!
Finished pergola post coming soon ...
Several years ago, we lived in the Brandywine Valley. It was so beautiful...and my first time living in the North. If it wasn't for winter (not seeing green grass for months was difficult for this native Floridian), we might still be there. In this area, while driving the backroads, you would often come across cannons, left from the Rev. War...just facing the road. The serpentine homes and bridges throughout the area are beautiful...And be sure to visit Winterthur. The gardens are spectacular! No wonder Andrew Wyeth, Peter Sculthorpe, and others painted these scenes...
ReplyDeleteOh Artie, I am jealous. What a wonderful trip that'll be!
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Have a fabulous time...
ReplyDeleteI am showcasing one of your rooms on 9th...I'll be out of town...crusin' in Alaska..:)
xo bj
Beautiful pictures, Artie. I love the fountain and the last picture is stunning!
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Jane
You are truly and artist with the camera, Beautiful. Thanks
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Beautiful gardens and so relaxing looking, but winters wouldn't agree with me.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful...can't wait to hear all about it.
ReplyDeleteI loved the wyeth museum...small but inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI lived near the Brandywine area of Pa. before moving to Florida 3 years ago. It is a beautiful area and full of history. I miss riding horses there. It's a great place to do antique hunting. I actually ran into Andrew Wyeth at the former Chadds Ford Inn. He was dining with Hilga, his subject from the famous painting. His farm was up the road from the restaurant and he frequented the inn quite often. I know you will get inspired when you visit the area. What time of year are you going?
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Love the third picture down of the bridge! Looks like an amazing place to vacation Artie!
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Wow. wonderful vacation spot!! Beautiful images.
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Art by Karena
Wow, stunning images. What a great vacation spot.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of Brandywine Valley. Looking forward to your pergola reveal. Missing your posts! --Delores
ReplyDeleteYou have an AWESOME blog, so I award you with the Versatile Blogger Award!
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I had to pick blogs that I recently discovered, and I just started reading this one of yours. I'm an artist, art teacher and this blog inspires me.
Artie, what a stunning place...fantastic! I can't wait to see more photographs from when you go. I just found your blog, te gek!
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