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- McCulloch Farm ~ Whippoorwill Morgans
- Mary Jean Vasiloff
- www.whippoorwillmorgans.com
- A-1 Morgans
- Ida M Liscum & Gary A MacDonell
- http://www.a1morgans.com
- Gladheart Farm
- Jack & Nadette Stang
- Corvallis, OR
- www.gladheartfarm.com
- Matton Morgans
- Matt and Tonya Farina
- www.mattonmorgans.com
- Universal Morgans
- Preston and Susan Haun
- www.universalmorgan.com
- Classic Morgans
- Saul & Patricia Winsten
- www.classicmorgan.com
- Mystik Morgans and Tangowood Morgans
- Corrie & Laura MacMurchy
- www.mystangomorgans.com
- Northwind Morgans
- Mike and Paula Vrana
- www.northwindmorgans.com
- Trinity Oaks Farms
- Chris Franklin
- www.trinityoaksfarms.com
- TruWest Morgans
- Bobbie Blanchenship
- www.truwestmorgans.com
- Mossrose Morgans
- John & Jane Pietenpol
- http://mossrosemorgans.tripod.com/
- Vintage Morgans
- Nora Boman
- www.vintagemorgans.com
- Longstreet Consulting
- Ina Ish
- www.ina.ish.vicci.us/LongstreetWebSite2.html
- White Pine Morgans
- Dave and Judy Atchison
- www.whitepinemorgans.com
- Maggie and Doug Northcott
- WorkWize Morgans
- www.workwizemorgans.com
- Timespan Farms Morgan Horses
- David, Nancy Elijah Kist
- http://www.timespanfarms.freehosting.net
- National Morgan Reining Horse Association
- www.nmrha.com
- Canadian Morgan Association
- www.morganhorse.ca
- American Morgan Horse Association
- www.morganhorse.com
Stoneworks by Trudi Peek
Kristi's Mom lives in Port Orchard, WA and started to create these wonderful watercolor paintings, on rocks, of owls and cats. I think they are so well done and pretty that I would like to share them with a lot of other folks. If you are interested in buying any of her critters please feel free to contact my Mom at the e-mail address and/or phone number listed below. She has a tremendous selection of owls rocks and cats rocks for sale.
Here is Kristi's Mom's story about what she does:
The cats and owls that I love-their snug, rounded bodies, their unique eyes, their elusive beauty and their humor that often peeks out-seems very much at home on the beautiful, light-colored, surf-smoothed stones and driftwood I find in this corner of Washington. Not every stone works, of coarse, but once I decide there is an animal inside a stone, I make a careful drawing and start building up the many layers of its eyes and nose and beaks. I use only transparent watercolor paint so that I don't obliterate the beauty of the stone. Acrylic spray finishes the painting for a durable surface. Elk leather is used for the pedestals and as padding wherever the stone might come into contact with the table or walls.
- Trudi Peek
- E-Mail: trudipeek@earthlink.net
Website: www.verkstedgallery.com/trudipeek/Index.htm
Phone: 360-895-9566 - E-Mail: trudipeek@earthlink.net
- www.whippoorwillmorgans.com
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