Painted from a photo I took of one of the many very cute tiny cabins on Hollyburn Mountain. Most of the little cabins were built in the 1920’s and 1930’s and are allowed to remain on the mountain as long as they are well maintained.
A view from the North Shore of the amazing cloud formations in the sky above Point Grey that are reflecting across the water.
A lone tree sits in the perfect place as the sun hits its snow covered boughs.
An iconic landmark in Garibaldi Provincial Park. It is snow capped in the winter but a great hike in the summer. It can be seen from the Sea to Sky Highway.
The snow is falling and the leaves are off the trees leaving a wonderful tangle of branches. This piece is going to the Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery.
The tall snow laden trees are a great backdrop for this cozy little cabin.
An inviting little cabin nestles in the forest. Cabins just like this one were built in the 1930’s on Hollyburn Mountain in West Vancouver and have been very well maintained for decades.
I am so attracted to the little cabins nestled in the snowy forest! A true refuge for wintery day!