French Fort Cove getting its name.

[squbrigg]

In 1758 the some refugees from Acadia hid in the Miramichi region, from the English. The French sent a pair of frigates to protect them and the frigates established a small fort or battery on the point of land adjacent to a cove off the main Miramichi River, a mile before the Acadian camp. They stayed for two years before the English finally defeated the French and the country was settled into peace.

I always wanted to burn an image of that scene, of the French frigate arriving off the point. So I finally did.

Bob

[CarverFromNoWhere]

Holy cow Bob you have even more talents then I thought, that is great work I like it. Thank you for posting it, keep up the great work I always enjoy it.
Carl

[teeburn]

WOW, Bob!!! This is beautiful! I love the water. The only thing is I wish I could see it in a little larger pic. Are you going to be adding these to your album so we can see it in a larger view. I hope so.

I also like how you share the history on your ships it is very interesting. So please keep sharing them with us. I love them!

[TimberFace]

That is impressive. Nice job on depth perception.

[wood2carve]

Bob, excellent work, The detail in the rigging on the frigate is outstanding.

[Ron T]

Bob, your talents are truly demonstrated time and time, again. Thank you.

[Lindy]

Bob as always your talent shines through. I love the detail you put into your ships and familiar you are with each of these lovely ladies.

[Thor]

Bob, you sure have an eye for detail.
I have looked at the pictures over and over, and see more each time.
Thanks for showing it.
Thor

[squbrigg]

Thanks for the kind words and encouragement folks, I appreciate them. Teeburn, I'll post a larger picture in the photo gallery, there is a lot of detail and it took forever. Each tree was a project in itself, it does teach you patience. LOL

Bob

[Mottles]

Hi Bob, as with all things you do, your attention to detail shows. Excellent~
Kathy