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Lake Talquin in Florida is a reservoir located on the Ochlockonee River that was formed after the construction of the Talquin Dam for hydroelectric power. It is between the capital Tallahassee and city of Quincy that gives it the name
Tal quin. It is about 20 miles long and about 1 mile wide along most of the Lake. With alligators and snakes it is not ideal for swimming or water skiing but it is a gem for fishing, wildlife, forests and recreation areas. Boating and sailing are perfect with beautiful scenery. And best of all living at the Lake is a dream come true.

My current profile picture is with a background pastel portrait done at "The Court of Two Sisters in New Orleans in 1967. The pastel was by George Bohland who later had a shop on Bourbon Street. My husband was a commercial saturation diver working in the Gulf with Marine Contracting and we later moved to the area. I started painting at a very late age. My husband's work took us to London in 1976 where I enjoyed the Galleries & Museums. Moving onto Aberdeen, Scotland in 1978 I joined the Women's Petroleum Club art group which was being taught by persons from Gray's School of Art. I attended evening classes at Gray's School which was overwhelming & enjoyable. Returning to the USA in 1984 I mostly continued china painting initiated...