April 18, 1775 by coa
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"One if by land, and two if by sea;
And I on the opposite shore will be,
Ready to ride and spread the alarm
Through every Middlesex village and farm;
For the country folk to be up and to arm."
Longfellow "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"
Well, even "the guys" had to be ready for the British Mouse invasion (the British beatle invasion would not occur for another 189 years :^D )
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Comments (53)
Heehee! Another place I'll be thinking of the Mousies when I'm there next. WAY adorable!! Although he looks very serious, maybe you shouldn't tell him I said he was adorable! ;-)
The Redcoats are coming, the Redcoats are coming!!!Fabulous one, Wendy! Love the light in the Old North Church and you Paul Revere! Well done!
Nice.............LOL!!!!!
Love those (vigilant) Mousies !
As a native Bay Stater, there is something about Paul Revere riding a Toonimal horse that just doesn't quite seem right '-)! But, that doesn't take away from another first class render! Superb job of capturing the night-time atmo and, as Linda mentioned, the steeple light is so well done as well!
astride quadruple inner bred shetland pony what an excellent picture lol
Cool :-)
Fun as usual - and thank you for another lesson of history :)
LOL - all those mice in their little wigs and red coats, really get my fur up!
LOL!! A wonderful re-enactment of American History ~ mouse style! Super scene!
Is it just me or what, I've never seen (if seen is the right word) a posted image quite so astonishingly out of gamut as this, a Photoshop levels check reveals that out of a total available gamut of 255 this occupies a space of 68 !!
Cute and adorable Paul Revere Mouse! The scene is really beautiful too! Excellent work! :)
Well done :)
Super atmosphere - have you done any highwayman scenes?
I can't see it very well either, so I had to adjust my monitor a bit and that helped some! Great job!
Very nice Wendy,The church light is fabulous.
OH this is great (and thank you for ligtening it!) I love this scene! Kids would prefer your history lessons I am sure! :))
Wonderful composition, love the little chavalier and the superb atmo & light! ***
Ever so creative as always. The worthy steed is perfect~V~
Wonderful! Great lighting and composition!
Especially if the British brought cats with them (or snakes)! I love it, it is so amazingly authentic, I knew it was Paul Revere and his midnight ride even before reading your explanation.
Perfect scenery for your Midnight Mousie Rider. He seems so stoic awaiting his destiny. I'm sure the redcoats will be along soon and he can ride into history. Well done!
The Mice are coming ! The Mice are coming ! :)
Outstanding as always! :D V
WONDERFUL.... Once more a wonderful history lesson for the class. They throughly enjoyed this today. Had to explain who Longfellow was and that he wasn't a mouse :) LOL. And we've a few surprises for you, for they did a tour of the world today and had some wonderful tales to tell. :)))) Excellent as always Wendy, a pure delight...
super looking ; love the history that was not teach in school.
LOL!Very well done,Wendy,as usual.Wonderful!!
That looks SWEET! The lighting is so dim and everything. Such effect:D aplaudes
Excellent lighting and I really enjoying hearing the truth about American moustory :)
Are the red coats must be around the corner - or is my monitor too dark? Or does Linda still have color reception problems? Maybe we can sell her this coat color as fuchsia? :-))) It is an awesome light in here, and a brilliant idea Wendy. Klasse!