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Our community has a small public library, the Clift Rodgers Free Library and Consignment Shop. It is open to the public, and totally self-supporting, through the consignment shop upstairs and its fundraising efforts. Today was the annual garden tour to benefit the library. I painted in this particular garden. It's always nice to hear the gardeners chatting away about plant varieties and techniques. It was an absolutely gorgeous day. I sat in a vegetable patch in the garden, looking at beautiful lettuce, chard, strawberry plants, overseen by a cherub and an active birdhouse on a post. The main house was in the background with lots of visitors, lemonade, and cookies. As I said, a lovely day. To the left you can see my painting without the garden fence where I sat. I decided it needed the barest hint of the wire fence for context, else the column was detached and didn't make as much sense.
This is my two hundred fifty-third daily drawing. Thank you for your continued interest in my view of the world.
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