#049G or #048E "LAKESIDE COVE" (available in both G and E sizes)	049G has proven to be one of the most popular of the Stampscapes® images & one that I never seem to tire of. It's universal nature is what I enjoy most about it. Just stamping out the trees and rocks --sans reflections-- it can easily be a meadow of sorts. It can be stamped in multiples impressions for a longer horizon line by reinking & overlapping the initial impression(s) as in Sunrise Lake & Lynne Appel's Wish You Were Here. Pairs with Pines & Rocks in Crescent Over the Cove. Emma Beane makes use of both Cove sizes in her scene Picture Perfect
#051G or #050E "LAKESIDE REFLECTIONS" (available in both G and E sizes)	"Lakeside Cove's" brother --can be used in conjunction with or separate from. Used in Mystic Lake in two staggered segments to form islands on different spatial planes. Pairs with 049G in Florence Ruehmling's terrific exchange piece and in the RSM advertisement Get Away From It All.
#015G "CASCADING FALLS"	Another sibling duo in the Stampscapes line is Cascading Falls and "Side Falls". The tree lines of both designs are at the same height to make merging possible by stamping one impression, masking it, and stamping it's counterpart on the same plane. This has been done in Artic Waters and in the black & white RSM ad. Enter the World.... In Shannan Sueyoshi's Wood Panel Paper Compositions the Falls have been embossed & colored with Marvy Pens.
#075G "SIDE FALLS"	Paired with "Gushing Falls" (below) and "Seaside Cove 139H" in Sandi Marr's watercolor piece "Falling Water".
#043G or #042E "GUSHING FALLS" (available in both G and E sizes)	For more water go here. Must have had heavy snow this year or something. Paired with "Boulders w/Trees Lg. 007G" in The Battle.

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