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These enamels with their photo are inspired from Amy’s motorcycle trip Ohio to Alaska in 2008. For more information please see ~ The “Motorcycle Adventures” or Click Here for the nearly complete story of the adventure (opens in same page). |
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 ” Vast Fields of Cornola” |
 ~SOLD~ “Fields of Yellow Cornola”
10 1/2″ long x 7 1/4″ wide x 1 1/4″ Deep Oval Tray ~ smooth round edge. “Huge open spaces of patch worked Yellow harvest.” |
 “Bear Mountain rises above your head to drop the glacier flow to your feet!” |
 ~SOLD~ “The Four Elements” $148.00
11″ x 3/4″ deep Plate Shape ~ smooth round edge. “Designed from my own Imagination from my motorcycle trip to Alaska.”
8 1/2″ around x 1 1/4″ tall Bowl ~ smooth round edge. “Large Glass Enamel Bowl ~ A view of Bear Glacier near Hyder Alaska” |
 “Bear Glacier flows down from the mountain into cold waters, creating a glacier cave” |
 ~SOLD~ “Glacier Flow”
4 ¾” x 6 7/8″ long ~ “Jellybean” shape ~ smooth edge. Slowly flowing from Bear Glacier to the lake, to the creek, to the river to the ocean.” |
 “KSAN First Nation Campground, B.C. Hazelton, Canada” |
 ~SOLD~ “Ksan Mountain Camp”
8 1/2″ around x 1 1/4″ tall Bowl ~ smooth round edge. “Large Glass Enamel Bowl – A view of the mountains in B.C. Canada.” |
 “Listening to ritual drumming in the distance and small stone avalanches across the Skeena River” |
 ~SOLD~ “Skeena River”
4 ¾” x 6 7/8″ long ~ “Jellybean” shape ~ smooth edge. “Camped next to the river that evening watching the stars come out by the zillions! And then in the morning an Eagle appeared 20 feet from the tent!”” |
 “Rainbow over The Sawtooth Mountain Range ~ Grand Jean, Idaho.” |
 ~SOLD~ “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” Sawtooth Mountains, ID.
10 1/2″ long x 7 1/4″ wide x 1 1/4″ Deep Oval Tray ~ smooth round edge. “In a deep valley and it starts to rain into the sunshine! Hot springs and a river flows” |
 “Theodore National Park ~ The land where the Bison roam.” |
 ~SOLD~ “Theodore National Park” $135.00
11″ x 3/4″ deep Plate Shape ~ smooth round edge. |
Next Tour: “Western”
