The Guzzle

First time at this paint-out location, called "The Guzzle" -- an unusual name. Along this small stretch of sandy shoreline in Minas Basin we were treated to thousands of murmuring sand pipers. That's probably why we, unexpectedly, encountered dozens of photographers with their massive telephoto camera lenses. I had never seen such a gathering of birds before. I was fascinated how they landed on the sandy shore just out of reach of the rising tide. The tides here, by the way, are quite large (up to 40+ feet) and rank as one of the largest in the world.

While Anne painted Blomidon Peninsula across the water, I painted MarshCrest Farm. I loved the way this farm was nestled into the coastal landscape.

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