As you may know I ride a motorcycle, a Harley, and really enjoy touring the highways and by-ways. I’ve been into Canada and up the West coast, not mention numerous, day to 5 day, trips throughout the West, mostly in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Montana, Wyoming and of course Colorado. I ride with a few others including my wife.

 We make a point of taking secondary back roads whenever we can. We see a lot of beautiful country. We make a point of staying in what I’ll call colorful, local mom and pop motels. We eat in brew pubs and restaurants that fit the same likeness. We have a really good time. Throughout these trips we encounter other bikers and a lot of people wishing they were riding with us. This got me to thinking. Why not do a series of paintings depicting the scenery, the small towns, the comradery of our motorcycling experience.

Consequently this is a new 24 x 36 oil painting I just finished, titled “Rocky Mountain High” and is for sale at $2800. It is the first in a  series I will be working on for maybe a year or more. This painting shows a guy stopping on his ride to enjoy a view of the Colorado Rockies with aspens in fall color. Off in the distance he sees a bull elk with a couple of his cows.

The series is entitled “Fuel for the Dream”. I hope it makes you think about your dream. Don’t wait for “Someday”. There is no someday on the calander. Do it! If you need fuel for your dream and want to purchase this painting, email me today. It won’t last long.