Just the facts Ma'am

The Traveling Chicken and friends have arrived in Vermont. I didn't find the Mamma chick for a few days, I think she was hiding in the package to stay warm.

The gang has been off the road since September and the authorities decided it was time to check their passports and immigration papers. All is good and they will move on to the next location — across the street to my cousin!

The Usual Suspects  8 x 10 soft pastel

To see more of my pastels, check out my website HERE and my blog HERE

Let The New Journey Begin!

If you have been a part of the Journey before and want another visit, or if you have not signed up because the list was soooo long in the past; now is your chance to add to journey!

There has been interest in getting this going again, and I know TC (Traveling Chicken) or Ms Chick as some of you like to call her; and her friends are getting cabin fever and would love to take to the road again.

Click on the Sign Up tab above, and click the link ( hopefully it is working now ) if not; it is just a link to my website www.pandalana.com were you can click on contact me there; or you can email me at panda@pandalanawilliams.com

Beaches in British Columbia

Hi,  The Travelling Chicken and Co.  arrived from Victoria on Salt Spring Island (a short ferry ride away)  to visit me Evelyn Oldroyd.
TC and SeniorAzul had a great  walk to Beddis Beach where they enjoyed the sun, waves and sand.

The next morning TC was awake enough to go to the beach again for a portrait in the early morning light before the sun was up!

TC sat on a small rock at the edge of the water (very brave as the water was cold!) and enjoyed the lapping waves and view of the other islands in the distance. 

Soon after they arrived we were off on a road trip to Christina Lake in the Boundary Country of British Columbia.  This meant a longer ferry ride very early in the morning.  Little Chicken and her chicks stayed snugged up, but TC and SeniorAzul came up on deck to enjoy the views.

At Christina Lake TC & Co. stayed at Cascade Cottage on the first tee of the golf course.  They enjoyed the beaches at Christina Lake  had hoped to go floating on the Kettle River, but  smoke from the many fires in the province came along which made being outside too uncomfortable.

We had hoped to have another painting session before they left, but had to get going to Cache Creek, another town in British Columbia.  We did take the opportunity for a few photo sessions so I hope to get more paintings done!