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One of Brevard County Florida's jewels is the tiny restored downtown of Cocoa Village. Old buildings have been refurbished. Galleries, gift & clothing shops abound. Everything from fine dining to side walk cafes provide the visitor with a wide range of choices for dining. As an architecture buff, Cocoa Village is a feast of design. Preserving the old buildings gives the area the real feel of a hometown shopping district. Cocoa Village sponsors numerous events through out the year and for the visitor to the area, it is a must see.

To visit this tiny town in the mountains southeast of Naples is to step back in time. Vintage buildings line streets barely wide enough for one vehicle to pass. No traffic lights, no stop signs and, usually, no cars! The pace goes from slow to dead stop. Neighbors sit outside and visit. Flowers grace windowsills and small gardens and the clean, crisp mountain air is sweet.

How would you like to live on a street with no vehicular traffic? You can here. The "street" is about 8 feet wide and dead ends into the house at the end of the lane. The beautiful old buildings are reminders that time passes at a far different pace then we as Americans are accustomed. The old is not torn down to make room for something newer, bigger and or "better". In Galdo, some things are just better left as is.

High in the mountain of Italy, tiny towns are tucked away, seemingly untouched by modern society. Streets are winding and narrow, barely room for a car (and a very small one at that) to negotiate. Neighbors sit on front steps and visit. Tucked away from the street, in a private courtyard, an elderly woman spends time with her Lord. (Painting: 14.5" x 22")

For an artist, the hardest thing can be putting paint on that beautiful, pristine white canvas! "Breaking the Stroke Barrier" was painted for the Postcards from Paradise Show at the Maitland Art Center in Maitland, FL. The center has not only an impressive gallery which hosts rotating exhibits, but also an impressive array of art classes for both adults and children. (Painting: 8" x 12")

Located only 30 miles from Key West (FL) and approximately 1,800 miles from Lambeau Field, a dedicated Cheesehead show his allegiance to his home team in Titletown. (Painting: 11" x 14")

This painting was part of the Brevard Watercolor Society's "Watercolours of Olde Brevard" Show and took First Place in the Architectural Division. The scene is what used to be Clarke's Corner in what was known at the time as Indian River City, Florida. The building was a multi purpose facility housing the dance hall, a realtor's office, the terminal for the bus service to Orlando, a tea room and an ice cream parlor. Unfortunately, the structure no longer remains. (Painting: 14" x 22")

Growing up in South Jersey the summer was a time to pack up the family and head to the shore. Cape May at the tip of New Jersey is a charming ocean side town. It does not have the casinos of Atlantic City or the boardwalk of Wildwood. Cape May does have a large collection of restored Victorian homes that take the visitor back in time to a simply life. Cape May's quiet charm make it a magnet for those who want to enjoy the benefits of a seaside vacation without the hustle and bustle of the rest of the shore communities. (Painting 17" x 26")

Sultry Savannah sizzles in the heat of summer. Majestic old homes have been carefully restored and this renewal is creeping into the surrounding areas. The city is laid out with a series squares that provide park like settings for residents and visitors. These provide shady spots to cool off and relax. On an early morning walk we came upon this house. I was struck by the strong cast shadows from the morning sun. It was one of those "I have to paint this" moments and so Savannah Sunrise was born.

Pre 9/11/01 the Kennedy Space Center (FL) used to open up the grounds every other year to Brevard County residents. It was an opportunity to drive around the grounds and see sights that normally were off-limits. One of these sites is this historic lighthouse. There are efforts now underway to raise money for restoring the old building. The fact that it is on the grounds of the Space Center makes visiting the lighthouse difficult. Shown in the background is the fading vapor trail of a Shuttle launch. The old lighthouse stands as the beacon to welcome our space travelers home.

...and he was, too! This painting was from a photograph taken in Celebration, FL. (the town that the Disney Company built that resembles older era, hometown neighborhoods). Driving through it is a trip back in time. In this situation, the bird had the bench and rather than disturb him, we found another place to sit.

Surrounded by the glow of autumn the old bard prepares for one more winter. Every years it leans a little more as the strong winter winds blow around and through it. Still it provides shelter for the animals and equipment that live and work there.

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