A bit aghast, she wandered around to the front of the old Cape house and discovered that the house had been converted into an art gallery, a gallery of local color. Could the models at the back of the gallery be true examples of local color?
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Local Color, Chatham, Massachusetts
Taking an early morning walk in Chatham, Marash Girl felt eyes following her from afar . . . she couldn't explain the feeling, until she looked up and saw, far in the distance, a group of folks sitting out in the back of their house, a house sided with cedar shakes . . . but five o'clock on a Saturday morning was far too early for such activity. As she cut through the parking lot of Ocean State and approached the gathering, this is what she found . . .
A bit aghast, she wandered around to the front of the old Cape house and discovered that the house had been converted into an art gallery, a gallery of local color. Could the models at the back of the gallery be true examples of local color?
A bit aghast, she wandered around to the front of the old Cape house and discovered that the house had been converted into an art gallery, a gallery of local color. Could the models at the back of the gallery be true examples of local color?
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