Lightning Oak
Art Farm
( Legacy Web Site, circa 1996 with modest
updates)
photo. early spring 2004,
(RIC
HORNOR, "Home
Sweet Home" 916-933-4490)
Welcome
Friends and Visitors... to
The Misguided Tour!
For the safety and convenience of visitors: Your motto for the day should be: "It ain't fancy but it's fun."
It is
not intended for all public consumption, though not forbidden, nor
does it require eye relaxation exercises. It may however improve your
outlook for the day.
** Viewpoint Photographic Art Center Memebers and their Guests Field Trip:
March 17, 2013: Spring Photography Shoot and Eclectic Gathering:
Information and Directions: ViewpointFieldTripToLOAF-Announcement_3-17-2013-R7.pdf
Directions to RIC HORNORs Lightning Oak Art Farm.pdf
DIRECTIONS:
Autos:
1. Drive from Hwy 50, exit El Dorado Hills
Blvd. (NOT LaTrobe rd.)
Go Straight on El Dorado Hills Blvd. ~5
mi. to Green Valley Rd. Go straight through on Salmon Falls
Rd.
Salmon Falls Road. Go 9 miles from Green
Valley Rd.
Turn Left onto Peacock Way. Drive 1/2 mi.
on Peacock Way, (wineD road). Go slow over the drainage ditches
or your teeth will
fall out.
Turn Right onto Art Road. Drive 1/3 mi. (through the ugly
chain-link fence gate)... LOAF.
Parking:
Park on the top of the ridge, after going through the chain link fence.
Turn left on the ridge and go past the blue Nissan.
There's ample room up there and the ridge is all rock based. You can
see the house from there. It's only about 50-100 feet away, (Barn Red, White trim).
DIRECTIONS
FOR UFOs:
End
of Transmission ____________
![]() "At The Crossroads of Art and Science" (A new sign in '91)
|
![]() It sure needs a new paint job. |
|
(The 1st year), Originally built as a barn, the barn house was
renovated, (gutted) and remodeled in 1991 to become the home and studio
of artist Ric
Hornor
and Jody Hornor. It houses the works of some well known and
many brilliant artists. Labors of love, as all true art is. It is open
to all who are interested. |
"The" Lightning Oak |
|
|
Peace on Earth" '94 It's still
early in the season so
I may still 'wack' a symbol in the weeds this year. |
"Roadrunner" by Moby Dick of Landers,
California. 52" tall, made from joshua cactus This guy was found by
Jody and I when we were driving along an old road in the desert. We saw
a sign that read, "Ding-a-lings ahead". Sure enough, about a mile up
the road were a herd of figures made from Joshua trees. The guy who
makes them goes by the name of Moby Dick and is as much of a character
as his ding-a-lings. Check 'em out! 1474 Old Woman Springs Rd. |
|
|
"Cover The Earth" |
Thanks for visiting the
virtual |
Next trip maybe we can take a walk around inside or down by
the pond, or maybe we'll just have a beer in the shade and LOAF!
|
Ric@FineArtCenter.tv Say hello when you're around. And as always, Look and See! "Art, it's one of the few things left worth doing!" |
...So
what
isn't under construction?