Preview Party for Plein Air West Reading 
Honorable Mention for Plein Air Quilt 
Cutouts Based on Famous Paintings 
American Gothic 
Faces in the Crowd #1 
Faces in the Crowd #2 
Faces in the Crowd #3 
Faces in the Crowd #4 
Berks Art Alliance Booth 
Michele Byrne Demonstration 
Sound Stage on Sixth 
The Avenue 
Dunking the Mayor
Tag: Pennsylvania.
No. 26. District Township
Amber Waves 
Bossy 
Landis Store Farm 
Out of the Way and Distressed
No. 20. May in Morgantown
Morgantown, PA was a booming iron ore and limestone Mining area through much of the 19th and 20th Centuries. The area is noted for red and pink limestone, reflecting the concentration of iron in the area.
Pink on Pink 
Red Barn on Stilts 
Two Cow and Two Silos 
Old Log House 
Morgantown Methodist 
Red Limestone Barn
No. 36. Ontelaunee Sundown
No. 34. Manayunk Cityscapes
No. 32. Bill Rhodes’ Sculpture Garden
Bill Rhodes is a Hamburg, PA, artist with a collection of mostly welded creations populating his side yard. Bill also teaches welding in Baltimore.
No. 31. Farm Silhouette
No. 25. Kempton Valley Infrareds
No. 23. Country Too
No. 13. From the “Country Roads” Collection
Previous posts on this blog featured pictures from the Country Roads: An Uncommon Take series including Nos. 3 and 11 in 2018 and Nos. 36, 44, and 50 in 2017. I posted an earlier version of “Broken Windows” in No. 50. The current version posted here is the final one as it was exhibited in March at Art Plus Gallery in West Reading, PA. “Tarred Awt” is a wordplay on the colloquial pronunciation of “tired out.” Those unfamiliar with local renditions of English in Pennsylvania Dutch country may not get this, and even those who are familiar with the accent sometimes need to hear it pronounced rather than in print to understand.