The Bitterroot Valley's world renowned naturalist painter Cynthie Fisher paid a visit to E-10 over the weekend, bestowing on Group Two a plethora of absolutely stunning original artwork. Affiliated with the Montana Matters campaign, Cynthie wowed the group with stories of her African hunting safaris and showed pictures and prints of literally hundreds of original artwork that she has produced (many of which are shown in the above display that she set up at E-10 headquarters).
Ten percent of all sales will go the MM campaign, including those from her cute original wood duck painting also shown above. It seems that Paul "Woodchuck" Green was sitting in the E-10 living room yet complaining about his having to pick up the $365 Hooter's bill just hours earlier, when he reached out to yours truly and said, "Hey, I kinda like that wood duck painting, Ron; why don't you buy it for me?" Being of a basically charitable nature, my reply was , "Sure I will, but if you had only got to Hooters a bit earlier tonite, you could have bought it for yourself and had some change!"
So, the wood duck painting is now the proud autographed possession of "Woodchuck"--he being so named in the process, having the visage of a chuck, not a duck...but next time you see him coming your way, I would do just that....duck!!
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p.s. Thanks for being with us, Cynthie--you are the best!!-----RCR
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