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Chimney Island - Richard De Wolfe

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island, river, lake, water, reflections, waterscape, st. lawrence river, 1000 islands, thousand islands, tranquil, evening, sunset, storm, clouds, historical, st. lawrence seaway, nature

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Georgetown, ON - Canada

3 Great Landscapes Richard. Have a Very Merry Christmas and a great painting New Year!

Odessa, On - Canada

Thanks William! I hope to see you out painting somewhere this year.

Silicon Valley, CA - United States

Wow, your landscape painting is beautiful! I love the way how you captured the light/darkness contrast, gorgeous color palette! Well done, Richard! Many thanks for your nice feedback on my "Succulent 1", I really appreciate it!!

Georgetown, ON - Canada

Good work, I can feel the strong coolness of the quiet scene.

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Chimney Island

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Richard De Wolfe

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Chimney Island lies in the 1000 Islands region of Southern Ontario, Canada. It gets it's name from the distinctive structure that adournes the windswept rock, standing boldly against the skyline. The current structure is actually the third chimney to be erected on this island. The first was built against a trapper's cabin in the late 1700's. That cabin burned and the french settler was murdered - a mystery that has never been solved. The second chimney was part of a British blockhouse fort, built during the War of 1812 to defend vital supply routes through the islands. A summer resident from a nearby island built the present chimney from the rubble of the first two because a chimney seemed so much a part of this glacier carved island.

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December 20th, 2011

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