This is my third video of breathtaking sunsets. I take these photos from my front porch, and it is the highlight of my evening. I look to the skies over the mountain, and I am rarely disappointed. These are some of my favorite views. I hope you enjoy...
Hello everyone! I'm wishing you all good things in this New Year of 2019. Last night, January 2, my new program "News from the Mountain" launched on BLOG TALK RADIO. It is part of Yvonne Mason's "Off the Chain" program. My portion starts 9 minutes into the hour long format. It is a call in show, 516-387-1756, so I hope one day to talk to some of you in person.
The show airs live the first Wednesday of each month. The next show will be February 6, 9 pm Eastern time. If that is in the wee hours for you, you may listen at this link. The shows are recorded and you can enjoy them at your convenience. It's wild times, among the wildlife... of the wild west.
I have some fun news to share today. This is a recording of my first live, local radio interview, at KCAP in Helena, MT. It lasted about 15 minutes, and Troy was a wonderful host. Funny, how I can handle tigers and leopards, but an interview on live radio made me nervous. I must have said something right…I was invited back to talk again…https://coffeebreak959.podbean.com/ It was a fun and interesting experience, we talked about some of my personal history, wildlife coming down my chimney, and shared a few other laughs. Look for the interview with my name...I even brought cookies!
Nancy Quinn is an internationally known wildlife artist whose work is noted for its detail and accuracy. She is the recipient of two World Wildlife Art Championship awards and the subject of numerous articles about animal art. Her first book, "Go West, Young Woman!" has won the prestigious Will Rogers Medallion Award Bronze Medal. She now happily resides on a mountainside in Montana with her husband, daughters, dogs, and horses, where she continues to paint and write about her experiences living in the wild.
Start laughing...my videos don't always go as planned. These pecans are easy to make and another family favorite. Just in time for Christmas. You can give them as gifts, but they are so good, you may want to keep them for yourself. https://youtu.be/830NJ_zNI9k
Nancy Quinn is an internationally known wildlife artist whose work is noted for its detail and accuracy. She is the recipient of two World Wildlife Art Championship awards and the subject of numerous articles about animal art. Her first book, "Go West, Young Woman!" has won the prestigious Will Rogers Medallion Award Bronze Medal. She now happily resides on a mountainside in Montana with her husband, daughters, dogs, and horses, where she continues to paint and write about her experiences living in the wild.
My family eats this by the gallon, I love to experiment in my kitchen, and I have a secret ingredient that will make your cranberry sauce the favorite side dish at any meal. Sometimes, we have it for lunch. It's not just for the holidays anymore.
Enjoy! Perhaps there are cranberries and apples in your future?
Come west with us through my books, art, and videos. www.quinnwildlifeart.com
Nancy Quinn- wildlife artist and author
It's tea time again on our homestead in Montana. In this episode, I talk about my favorite ice tea, and share a secret about how to ripen tomatoes. I even try my hand at speaking different languages.
I'm happy I was able to create this video about fall on our Montana Homestead, before the winter weather moved in to stay. This one holds a special meaning for me, and even by husband said it was "impressive". Once I regained consciousness, 😉 it made me more than pleased to share it with you all. I hope you take a moment to enjoy "In Search of Home-Welcome to Cimarron".
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