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Carmanah Point, Acrylic, 24 by 36

The Carmanah Valley is one of the most inspiring places I have ever been. From the rocky and mist shrouded shores in Pacific Rim National Park to the verdant green rainforests of the upper valley it is truly an inspiring place.

This image is taken looking across to the Point in the distance with the wild Pacific crashing on the jagged rocks.

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