North of Manitoulin Island

Baie Fine Fjord (sold)  37"x55"

The Baie Fine section of the La Cloche Silhouette Trail runs for 14 kilometres, and is known for its gentle rolling hills, hardwood forests, beaver dams, and pink granite.  The trail is named for Group of Seven painter Franklin Carmichael's painting "La Cloche Silhouette."

The forest comprises red and yellow birch, red maple, white pines, and black spruce. The terrain is, for the most part, flat, with a few steep pitches and creek crossings along the way. It concludes with a steep portage up an old logging road that leads to Threenarrows Lake. 

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Pastels

Mississaugi River, Algoma ​ 14"x20"

Aubrey Falls, Algoma  18"x13"

Aubrey Falls Canyon, Algoma  20"x13"

The Three Sisters, Algoma  14"x20"

Baie Fine, North of Manitoulin  ​ 14"x24"

Mouth of the Whitefish River  ​11"x19"

Strawberry Channel ​ 12"x19"

Granite Shoreline, Whitefish River (sold)  12"x19"

Windy Morning, Whitefish River  12"x19"

Tower Hil,
La Cloche Mountains (sold) 12"x19"

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Canvases

Baie Fine Fjord  37"x55"

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​Pastels - soft pastel on paper, framed with mats and glass.   Canvases- silkscreen paint and acrylic on canvas, framed.    Dimensions describe work before framing.